core-validate-commit:tldr:4be59

The command "core-validate-commit --list" is used to list all the validations that are executed during the commit validation process.

When you make a commit in a version control system, it is important to ensure that the commit adheres to certain standards and requirements. These validations can involve checking the commit message format, file types being committed, code style guidelines, or any other specific rules set by the project.

The "core-validate-commit --list" command lets you see a list of all the validations that will be performed when you make a commit. The output will typically include the names or descriptions of the validations along with any additional details that might be helpful.

By reviewing this list, you can understand what checks will be enforced before your commit is accepted. It helps you ensure that your commit meets all the necessary criteria and avoids any potential issues or conflicts in the repository.

Note that this command might exist in a specific version control system or in tools that integrate with version control systems, so the exact behavior and output may vary depending on the context.