git-changelog:tldr:a4a3d

git-changelog: List a range of commits from the tag named `2.1.0` to now.

$ git changelog --list --start-tag ${2-1-0}

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This command is not a standard Git command. However, it appears to be a custom command or script that generates a changelog between two git tags, 2-1-0 and an unspecified previous tag.

The --list option suggests that the command will list the changes in a readable format rather than applying any modifications to the repository.

The --start-tag option is used to specify the starting tag from which the changelog will be generated. In this case, it is set to ${2-1-0}, which indicates that the tag value should be taken from the second argument passed to the command. If the second argument is not provided or is empty, the default value 1-0-0 will be used.

In summary, this command is likely a customized script that generates a changelog listing the changes between the specified tag 2-1-0 and an optional previous tag.

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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