gow:tldr:fb147

This command seems to be executing a Go program using the "gow" command-line tool.

Here's a breakdown of the command:

• "gow": It is likely a command-line tool specific to Go programming language. It could be a wrapper or an extension of the "go" command, providing some additional functionality or convenience.

• "run ": This option tells the "gow" tool to run the Go program located in the current directory.

• ".": This dot represents the current directory. It specifies that the Go program to be executed is located in the current directory.

• "${argument1 argument2 ---}": This syntax suggests that there can be additional arguments passed to the Go program. The variables "argument1" and "argument2" are placeholders for the actual values of these arguments. Further details about the purpose and usage of these arguments would depend on the specific Go program being executed.

To summarize, the command executes a Go program using the "gow" tool, with optional additional arguments being passed to the program.