git-feature:tldr:97550

git-feature: Send changes from a specific feature branch to its remote counterpart.

$ git feature ${feature_branch} --remote ${remote_name}

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The given command is not a standard Git command. However, based on the provided syntax, it seems to be a custom command or a script that is specific to a particular workflow or project.

Breaking down the command structure:

git feature: This could be the name of a custom Git alias or a command created within the Git repository to handle feature branch-related operations.
${feature_branch}: This is likely a placeholder or variable that represents the name of the feature branch you want to perform some action on. You would replace ${feature_branch} with the actual name of the feature branch you desire.
--remote: This is an indicator that the command should interact with a remote repository. It is followed by another placeholder ${remote_name} which represents the name of the remote repository you want to interact with.
${remote_name}: Similar to ${feature_branch}, this is a placeholder that should be replaced by the actual name of the remote repository you want to interact with.

Without additional context or knowledge of the specific project or custom Git configuration, it's challenging to provide a more accurate interpretation or explanation for the given command.

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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