cs-fetch:tldr:b7e0c

The given command cs fetch is a command-line instruction that is likely part of a software development tool or package manager. It is used to retrieve certain dependencies or artifacts for a specific project.

Here is the breakdown of the command and its options:

• cs fetch: The main command, indicating that you want to fetch dependencies.
• --default=${true}: This option specifies that the fetched artifact should be set as the default version for the specified group and artifact ID. The =${true} part likely means that this option is set to true, indicating that it should be considered the default.
• --sources: This option indicates that not just the compiled artifact, but also the source code for the specified dependency should be fetched.
• --javadoc: This option specifies that the Javadoc documentation for the artifact should also be fetched.
• ${group_id}:${artifact_id}:${artifact_version}: These placeholders (${group_id}, ${artifact_id}, and ${artifact_version}) should be replaced with the actual values of the group ID, artifact ID, and version number respectively. These denote the specific artifact you want to fetch.

In summary, the command is asking to fetch a particular artifact along with its corresponding source code and Javadoc documentation, and set it as the default version for the specified group and artifact ID. The specific values for the group ID, artifact ID, and version are expected to be provided when executing the command.