git-mr:tldr:f6026

git-mr: Check out a merge request from a specific remote.

$ git mr ${mr_number} ${remote}

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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:

"{$mr_number}" represents a placeholder for a merge request (MR) number or identifier. It indicates that you need to replace the "{$mr_number}" portion with an actual MR number, for example, "1234".
"{$remote}" represents a placeholder for a remote repository name or URL. It suggests that you need to replace "{$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.

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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