glab-release:tldr:7a738

This command is used in the context of GitLab and intends to upload files to a release. Here's a breakdown of each part of the command:

• glab: It refers to the GitLab CLI (Command Line Interface), which is a tool used to work with GitLab from the command line.
• release upload: It is a sub-command of glab that is used to upload files to a release.
• ${tag}: It represents a placeholder for a specific tag/version name of the release. You need to replace ${tag} with the actual tag name (e.g., v1.0) you want to associate the uploaded files with.
• ${filename1} and ${filename2}: They represent placeholders for the names of the files you want to upload. You need to replace ${filename1} and ${filename2} with the actual names of the files you wish to upload.

By executing this command and replacing the placeholders, you would be able to upload the specified files (${filename1} and ${filename2}) to a GitLab release associated with ${tag}.