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git-ignore:tldr:e2ded
The command you provided is not a valid git command. However, I can provide an explanation for each part of the command separately:
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git ignore
: This is not a standard git command. Git does not have a built-in 'ignore' command. However, developers often create custom scripts or aliases to achieve similar functionality. -
${file_pattern}
: The curly braces with a dollar sign inside are commonly used in shell scripts or certain command-line tools to denote a variable. Here,${file_pattern}
represents a placeholder for a file pattern or filename that you want to ignore. -
--private
: This argument or option is not recognized by git either. Git has a set of standard options and arguments, but--private
is not one of them. It's possible that it is a custom option for a specific implementation or extension of git.
Without further details or context, it is difficult to determine the exact intention or functionality of this command.