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The command "tldr fossil-commit" is a command line command used to provide a simplified and concise summary of how to use the "fossil commit" command in the Fossil version control system.

Fossil is a distributed version control system similar to Git or Mercurial. It is designed to be lightweight and easy to use.

The "fossil commit" command is used to save changes made to a Fossil repository, similar to how one would use the "git commit" command in Git. It is the process of creating a new version of the repository that includes the changes made to files.

The "tldr" prefix in "tldr fossil-commit" stands for "Too Long, Didn't Read." It is a community-driven project that provides simplified and concise explanations of various command-line tools and commands. It aims to provide quick references to understand and use these tools without going through lengthy documentation.

So, using the "tldr fossil-commit" command, you can quickly get a summarized version of how to use the "fossil commit" command without having to go through the detailed documentation or help files.