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gh-codespace:tldr:522ec
The command you provided is using the gh
command-line tool, which is the official GitHub CLI (Command Line Interface). This specific command is used within a GitHub Codespace environment to copy a file from your local environment to a remote location.
Let's break down the command:
gh codespace cp
: This is the command itself, which instructs the GitHub CLI to copy a file.
${path-to-source_file}
: This is a placeholder variable that represents the path to the source file on your local environment. You need to replace ${path-to-source_file}
with the actual path to the source file you want to copy.
remote:${path-to-remote_file}
: This is the destination where you want to copy the file. ${path-to-remote_file}
is another placeholder variable that represents the path to the remote file location. You need to replace ${path-to-remote_file}
with the actual path to the remote file and provide the appropriate remote file destination prefix (remote:
).
To use this command, you'll need to substitute the placeholder variables with the appropriate paths to the source file on your local environment and the remote file location.