cs-java:tldr:07aec

cs-java: Set the a specific JVM as one-off "default" for the shell instance.

$ cs java --jvm ${jvm_name}:${jvm_version} --env

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This command is using the "cs" command followed by "java" keyword, which suggests it is related to running a Java program.

The "--jvm" flag is used to specify the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) being used. In this case, it is followed by "${jvm_name}:${jvm_version}", indicating that the JVM being used will depend on the values of the variables "jvm_name" and "jvm_version". These variables are likely defined somewhere in the script or environment.

The "--env" flag is used to set additional environment variables for the Java program. However, without any specific values provided after "--env", it is unclear what variables are being set.

In summary, this command is likely used to run a Java program with a specific JVM (represented by "jvm_name" and "jvm_version") and potentially with additional environment variables.

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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