consul:tldr:61a7f
consul: Show help for a sub-command.
$ consul ${sub-command} --help
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In the given command, consul is the name of a command-line utility or program. ${sub-command} represents a placeholder for a specific sub-command that you want to run. --help is an option passed to the sub-command to request more information or help documentation about that specific command.
By executing the consul ${sub-command} --help command, you are essentially asking for assistance or a manual on how to use a particular sub-command of the consul utility. This help documentation typically includes descriptions, examples, and usage instructions for the chosen sub-command, allowing you to better understand its functionality and available options.
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.