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git-standup:tldr:30347
The command "git standup -a all -d ${10}" is used to generate a standup report in Git.
Here's a breakdown of the command:
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"git standup": This is the main command used to run the standup report tool. It is typically installed as an additional Git command.
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"-a all": This flag specifies that the standup report should include changes from all authors. By default, it usually only shows the changes made by the person running the command.
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"-d ${10}": This flag specifies the duration of the standup report. In this case, "${10}" represents a placeholder for the number of days. You need to replace "${10}" with an actual number, such as "-d 7" to get the standup report for the last 7 days.
By running this command, you'll get a standup report that includes changes from all authors and covers the specified duration (in this case, the number of days specified by "${10}").