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The command you provided, gh feed ${tldr-pages-tldr}
, appears to be using the gh
command-line tool, which is the official GitHub CLI (Command-Line Interface) tool.
The gh feed
command is used to view GitHub's global activity feed. By default, it displays the public activity of the authenticated user's followed users, organizations, and repositories. This allows you to keep track of the latest actions, such as pull requests, issue comments, and more, happening on GitHub.
In the command you provided, ${tldr-pages-tldr}
seems to be a placeholder or variable that is being used to specify a particular user, organization, or repository whose feed you want to see. This can be any valid GitHub username, organization name, or repository name. By replacing ${tldr-pages-tldr}
with an actual GitHub identifier, you would be able to see the feed for that specific user, organization, or repository.
For example, if you replace ${tldr-pages-tldr}
with github
(which is the GitHub organization), the command would become gh feed github
. This would display the activity feed for the GitHub organization, showing the recent actions performed by GitHub.
It's worth noting that the specific function or repository represented by ${tldr-pages-tldr}
is not clear from the command you provided, so you would need to replace it with an appropriate GitHub identifier according to your needs.