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git-mr:tldr:f6026
The command "git mr ${mr_number} ${remote}" is not a standard Git command. It seems to be a custom command used in a specific Git workflow or scripting environment. Without additional context or information about the specific script or workflow being used, it is difficult to provide a precise explanation.
However, based on the command's structure and variable usage, we can make some assumptions about its potential behavior and purpose:
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"{$mr_number}" represents a placeholder for a merge request (MR) number or identifier. It indicates that you need to replace the "{$mr_number}" portion with an actual MR number, for example, "1234".
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"{$remote}" represents a placeholder for a remote repository name or URL. It suggests that you need to replace "{$remote}" with the name or URL of the remote repository you want to interact with.
Based on these assumptions, the command could potentially be part of a script or workflow that performs operations related to merge requests on a Git repository. It may perform actions like fetching or reviewing a specific MR from a chosen remote repository.
However, to provide a more accurate explanation, it would be necessary to have more information about the specific scripting environment or workflow in question.