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bash-it:tldr:39256
The command "bash-it doctor ${select}" runs the command "bash-it doctor" with an argument stored in the variable "${select}".
In Bash, the "${...}" syntax is used to access the value of a variable. So, the value stored in the variable "${select}" will be passed as an argument to the "bash-it doctor" command.
The purpose of the "bash-it doctor" command is to perform diagnostic checks and provide information about the setup and configuration of the bash-it framework. By passing an argument in this command, you can specify a specific module or configuration check to be performed. The value of "${select}" will determine which check is done.
Without more context or information on the specific value of "${select}", it is not possible to provide further details about the execution and purpose of the command.