git-update-ref:tldr:e1073
git-update-ref: Update ref with a message.
$ git update-ref -m ${message} ${HEAD} ${4e95e05}
try on your machine
The command "git update-ref -m ${message} ${HEAD} ${4e95e05}" is used in Git to update the reference of a branch or a tag with a new commit hash or reference.
- "git update-ref" is the command to update a reference in Git.
- "-m ${message}" specifies the commit message for the update. You should replace ${message} with an actual commit message enclosed in quotes.
- "${HEAD}" is the reference to the branch or tag that you want to update. It can be a branch name like "master" or a tag name like "v1.0". You should replace ${HEAD} with the actual reference you want to update.
- "${4e95e05}" is the new commit hash or reference that you want to set as the new value for the specified ${HEAD}. You should replace ${4e95e05} with the desired commit hash or reference.
By running this command, the reference ${HEAD} will be updated to point to the commit or reference with the hash ${4e95e05}, and the associated message will be displayed for the update.
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.