check-support-status:tldr:6bac4

The command "check-support-status --type ${ended}" is likely used in a system or software environment to check the support status of a certain type of component, service, or feature that has ended.

Here is how it can be broken down:

1. "check-support-status": This is the main command or program being run to check the support status.
2. "--type": It is a flag or option that specifies the type or category of the component, service, or feature being checked.
3. "${ended}": It is a variable placeholder (denoted by the "$" sign and the curly braces "{}"), which should be substituted with an actual value before executing the command. In this case, it seems that the value being substituted is the term "ended".

So, when this command is executed (with the variable replaced), it will check the support status specifically for the component, service, or feature that has been categorized as "ended". The result of the command will provide information on whether support is still available, discontinued, or any other relevant status.