codespell:tldr:13430
codespell: Print 3 lines of context around, before or after each match.
$ codespell --${select} ${3}
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The command you mentioned is using a tool called codespell. Here is an explanation of the command and its options:
codespellis the main command that refers to the codespell tool.--${select}is a placeholder referring to a specific option that should be provided. The actual option you need to use should replace${select}. In this command, it seems like you should provide a specific option after--. For example, if you are required to provide--check-filenames, the command would be:codespell --check-filenames ${3}${3}is another placeholder that denotes an argument passed to the command. The exact value you should provide should replace${3}. For instance, if you are supposed to provide a filename, the command might look like:codespell --check-filenames myfile.txt.
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.