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$ jc ${pattern}
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This command is using the "jc" command-line tool to apply a pattern specified by the variable "pattern" to a file or input stream.
The "${pattern}" is a shell variable that can be replaced with an actual pattern value at runtime. For example, if you define the variable "pattern" as "*.txt", it will match all files with the .txt extension.
The "jc" command is usually used to manipulate and transform JSON data. It can filter, query, modify, and reformat JSON files using the provided pattern. The tool is often used in shell scripts or command pipelines to process JSON data.
Overall, the specific behavior of this command depends on the specific pattern supplied in the "pattern" variable and the data being processed.
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.