brittany:tldr:c8cf4
brittany: Format a Haskell source file and print the result to `stdout`.
$ brittany ${filename-hs}
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This command is using the tool or program called "brittany" and passing a filename as an argument with a default value of "hs".
Let's break it down:
- "brittany" is the name of the tool or program that is being executed.
- "${filename-hs}" is an expression that provides the argument value for the "brittany" command.
- The "${...}" syntax is used to refer to variables or parameters.
- "filename" is the parameter being referenced here.
- "-hs" is the default value assigned to the "filename" parameter if it doesn't have a value assigned explicitly.
Overall, this command is running the "brittany" program with a filename argument, and if a filename is not provided, it falls back to "hs".
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.