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gh-gist:tldr:51ab7
gh-gist: Edit a Gist.
$ gh gist edit ${select}
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The command "gh gist edit ${select}" is a command that can be used in the GitHub command-line interface (CLI) tool called "gh" to edit a gist.
Here is a breakdown of its components:
- "gh" is the command-line interface tool provided by GitHub, designed to interact with GitHub repositories and other features.
- "gist" is a subcommand of "gh" used to manage GitHub gists, which are a way to share code snippets or small files.
- "edit" is an action for the "gist" subcommand, indicating that you want to edit a gist.
- "${select}" is a placeholder for the ID, title, or URL of the gist you want to edit. You need to replace "${select}" with the actual identifier of the gist you want to edit.
By using this command, you initiate the editing process for a specific gist, allowing you to make modifications to its content, description, file names, or other properties.
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
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