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br: Start displaying hidden files and directories.

$ br --hidden

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The command "br --hidden" is used to enable displaying hidden files and directories in the current directory when using a terminal or command line interface.

In most operating systems, files and directories that are prefixed with a dot "." are considered hidden files. By default, these hidden files are not shown when listing the contents of a directory using commands like "ls" (on Linux) or "dir" (on Windows).

When you run the command "br --hidden", it is likely that "br" is a custom or alias command specific to the system being used. It could be a modified version of "ls" or any other command that lists the contents of a directory. By adding the "--hidden" flag or option, the command is instructed to display hidden files and directories along with the regular files.

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.

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