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cs-fetch:tldr:de1fe

cs-fetch: Fetch the javadoc jars.
$ cs fetch --javadoc ${group_id}:${artifact_id}:${artifact_version}
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The command cs fetch --javadoc ${group_id}:${artifact_id}:${artifact_version} is used to retrieve the Javadoc (Java API documentation) for a specific artifact in a software project.

Here's a breakdown of the command:

  • cs fetch: This is the main command used to fetch or retrieve resources in the project.
  • --javadoc: This is an option that specifies the type of resource we want to fetch, which in this case is the Javadoc.
  • ${group_id}:${artifact_id}:${artifact_version}: These are variables that represent the specific artifact we want to fetch the Javadoc for. The placeholders ${group_id}, ${artifact_id}, and ${artifact_version} should be replaced with the actual values for the artifact you are working with.

For example, if you want to fetch the Javadoc for an artifact with group ID "com.example", artifact ID "my-library", and version "1.0.0", you would replace the variables as follows:

cs fetch --javadoc com.example:my-library:1.0.0

Executing this command will initiate a fetch operation to retrieve the Javadoc for the specified artifact. The fetched Javadoc can be used for reference and documentation purposes when working with the corresponding Java library or framework.

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.
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