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cs-java:tldr:51c5d

cs-java: Set a specific JVM as default for the whole system.
$ cs java --jvm ${jvm_name}:${jvm_version} --setup
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The given command "cs java --jvm ${jvm_name}:${jvm_version} --setup" appears to be using a command-line tool or script called "cs" to configure a Java development environment.

Here's a breakdown of the command components:

  1. "cs": This is the name or alias of the command-line tool or script being executed.

  2. "java": This specifies that the command is related to Java programming language or the Java Virtual Machine (JVM).

  3. "--jvm ${jvm_name}:${jvm_version}": This part provides options or flags to the "cs java" command. The "--jvm" flag is used to specify the JVM to use in the Java environment setup. The ${jvm_name} and ${jvm_version} are variables that should be replaced with actual values. For example, if ${jvm_name} is openjdk and ${jvm_version} is 11, the command will be something like --jvm openjdk:11.

  4. "--setup": This flag indicates that the command is meant to set up or configure the Java environment.

In summary, this command is likely used to configure a Java development environment by specifying the JVM to use, along with its name and version.

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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