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The command "gh secret list --org ${organization}" is used in GitHub CLI (Command Line Interface) to list the secrets stored in an organization's repository.
Here's a breakdown of the command:
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"gh" refers to the GitHub CLI executable.
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"secret" is a subcommand used to manage secrets in a repository.
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"list" is an argument used with the "secret" subcommand to list the secrets.
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"--org" is an option used to specify the organization in which the repository is located.
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"${organization}" is a placeholder that should be replaced with the actual name of the organization you want to list secrets for.
By running this command, you can retrieve a list of secrets stored in the specified organization's repositories, allowing you to see the stored secret names and their respective IDs.