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glab-release:tldr:14450
glab-release: Display information about a specific release.
$ glab release view ${tag}
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The command "glab release view ${tag}" is used to view the details and information of a specific release in GitLab.
Here's a breakdown of the command:
- "glab": This refers to the GitLab CLI (Command Line Interface) tool. It's a command-line client for GitLab, allowing users to interact with GitLab repositories, issues, merge requests, and more from the terminal.
- "release view": This part of the command specifies the action you want to perform, which is viewing the details of a release in GitLab.
- "${tag}": This is a placeholder that should be replaced with the actual tag name of the release you want to view. A tag is a specific point in a Git repository's history that is assigned a meaningful name, often used to mark specific versions or milestones.
By running this command and replacing "${tag}" with the desired release's tag name, you can retrieve information about that release, such as its title, description, creation date, author, assets, and any associated milestones or issues.
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