github-label-sync:tldr:7a5f8

github-label-sync: Keep labels that aren't in `labels.json`.

github-label-sync

$ github-label-sync --access-token ${token} --allow-added-labels ${repository_name}

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The given command is using the "github-label-sync" tool to synchronize labels between repositories on GitHub. Here is the breakdown of the command:

github-label-sync: It is the name of the tool or command-line utility that is being executed.
--access-token ${token}: It specifies the access token required to authenticate and authorize the command. The ${token} is most likely a placeholder for an actual access token. A token is necessary to access the GitHub API and perform tasks on behalf of the user or organization.
--allow-added-labels: It is a flag that allows labels to be added during the synchronization process. Labels that exist in the source repository but not in the target repository will be added.
${repository_name}: It represents the name of the repository or repositories to be synchronized. The actual repository name needs to be provided in place of ${repository_name}.

In summary, the command is using the "github-label-sync" tool with an access token to synchronize labels between repositories. It allows new labels to be added in the synchronization process. Replace ${token} with an access token and ${repository_name} with the actual repository name before executing the command.

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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