git-bulk:tldr:e67e4

git-bulk: Register a workspace for bulk operations.

$ git bulk --addworkspace ${workspace_name} ${-absolute-path-to-repository}

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The command "git bulk --addworkspace ${workspace_name} ${-absolute-path-to-repository}" is not a standard Git command. It appears to be a specific command provided by a tool or script called "git bulk" that is not commonly used.

Without further context or information about the "git bulk" tool, it is difficult to provide a precise explanation of the command's functionality. Generally, the command seems to be attempting to add a workspace with a given name and an absolute path to a repository.

Here's a breakdown of the command structure as it appears:

"git bulk" represents the tool or script being executed.
"--addworkspace" is likely an argument or option provided to the "git bulk" command, indicating that a new workspace should be added.
"${workspace_name}" is a placeholder indicating that a specific name for the workspace should be provided. You would replace this placeholder with the actual name of the desired workspace.
"${-absolute-path-to-repository}" is another placeholder indicating that the absolute path to the repository should be provided. You would replace this placeholder with the actual path to the repository.

To understand the behavior and purpose of the "git bulk" tool or script and to fully grasp how this command works, you might need to consult its documentation or locate a more detailed explanation from its source.

This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.

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