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aws-codecommit:tldr:b5569
aws-codecommit: Display help for a specific command.
$ aws codecommit ${command} help
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The command "aws codecommit ${command} help" is used to display help information for a specific "command" within the AWS CodeCommit service.
Here is a breakdown of the components:
- "aws codecommit": This is the AWS CLI (Command Line Interface) command to interact with the CodeCommit service. It allows users to manage their CodeCommit repositories, branches, commits, etc.
- "${command}": This is a placeholder for a specific command that should be provided. It refers to a CodeCommit operation or action that you want help for. For example, it could be "create-repository", "commit", "list-repositories", etc. You need to replace "${command}" with an actual command name.
- "help": This is an argument or option to the AWS CLI. It is used to request help information about the specified "${command}". When you include "help" as an argument, the AWS CLI will display detailed usage instructions, syntax, and available options for that specific command.
Using this command, you can get the necessary information and usage examples to understand how to use a particular CodeCommit command and its options effectively.
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.