gox:tldr:d5131

The command you provided is: gox -osarch="${os}/${arch}" This command seems to be using the gox command-line tool, which is commonly used in Go programming. The -osarch flag in the command specifies the operating system and processor architecture that gox should build binaries for. ${os} and ${arch} are likely placeholders or variables that will be replaced with actual values when the command is executed. The values are expected to represent specific operating systems and architectures, respectively. For example, if gox is used to cross-compile Go binaries, and the command is executed with -osarch="darwin/amd64", it means the gox tool will generate binaries for the Darwin (macOS) operating system targeting the AMD64 architecture. The specific behavior of the gox command and how it handles the -osarch flag might depend on the particular context or usage, as it is a flexible tool with various options and configurations.