goreload:tldr:0eef0

This command is used to automatically restart a Go application when changes are made to the code. Let's break it down:

• goreload is a command-line tool used for live reloading of Go applications.
• -b flag stands for "build" and is used to compile the Go code into a binary executable.
• ${path-to-binary} is a placeholder for the path where the binary executable will be created or is present. You need to replace it with the actual path.
• ${filename}.go is another placeholder for the Go source file that you want to watch for changes. You need to replace ${filename} with the actual name of your Go file (without the extension ".go").

When you run this command, goreload will build the Go code into a binary based on the path specified by ${path-to-binary}. Then, it will monitor the specified ${filename}.go file for changes. Whenever you make changes and save the file, goreload will automatically recompile the code into a new binary, and restart the application using the updated binary.