dvc-commit:tldr:ccef7

The command "dvc commit ${target}" is used in DVC (Data Version Control) to commit changes to a target file or directory in a DVC project.

Here's a breakdown of the command:

• "dvc commit" is the DVC command to create a new commit or version of the project.
• "${target}" represents the target file or directory that you want to include in the new commit. The "${target}" is a placeholder for the actual file or directory name, and you need to replace it with the appropriate name.

When you run this command, DVC will create a new commit for the specified target file or directory, effectively adding it to the project's version control history. This allows you to track the changes made to the file/directory over time and revert to previous versions if needed.