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The command "git notes list [${object}]" is used to list the notes attached to a specific object in your Git repository.

Here's an explanation of the various parts of this command:

• "git notes" refers to the Git command used to manage notes.
• "list" is one of the subcommands of the "git notes" command, which is used to display a list of notes.
• "[${object}]" is an optional parameter that specifies the object to which the notes are attached. An object can be a commit, tree, blob, or tag. If you specify an object, only the notes attached to that particular object will be listed. If you omit this parameter, the command will list notes for all objects in the repository.

To use this command, open your command-line interface or terminal, navigate to your Git repository, and execute the command with the desired object parameter (if needed). The command will then display a list of notes with their corresponding object IDs.