betty:tldr:91f1d
The command you provided seems to contain variables, so it would be better to explain the general structure and meaning rather than interpreting the specific variables in it.
The command appears to involve a program or script named "betty" that is being used to download a file from a specific URL and save it to a specified location on your computer.
Here's a breakdown of the command structure:
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"betty download" - This part is invoking the "download" function or command within the "betty" program/script.
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"${https:--example-com-file-ext}" - This variable seems to represent the URL of the file you want to download. The actual URL is not specified in your command, but it would be something starting with "https://" followed by the URL for the file you want to download.
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"to" - This keyword indicates that the following part refers to the destination where the downloaded file should be saved.
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"${path-to-output_file-ext}" - This variable represents the path and filename of the location where you want to save the downloaded file. The actual path and filename are not specified in your command but should be something like "/path/to/output/file.ext".
In summary, this command likely runs a program or script called "betty" that is designed to download a file from a specified URL and save it to a specific location on your computer. The actual URL and destination path should be provided in place of the variables.