license:tldr:0c657

This command is likely used to generate a license file with specified details like the author's name, release year, and license name.

Here's a breakdown of the command:

• license: This is a command, likely a program or script, used to generate licenses.
• --name ${author}: This flag sets the name of the author to the value stored in the variable ${author}. The ${author} is likely a placeholder or variable that should be replaced with an actual author name before running the command.
• --year ${release_year}: This flag sets the release year to the value stored in the variable ${release_year}. Similarly, ${release_year} is a placeholder or variable that should be replaced with the appropriate year.
• ${license_name}: This is likely another variable or placeholder that should be replaced with the specific name of a license to be generated. For example, it might be "MIT" or "GNU General Public License". The command would generate a license file corresponding to this specific license.

To use this command, you need to replace the variables ${author}, ${release_year}, and ${license_name} with actual values, either directly or by using a suitable scripting mechanism depending on where this command is being executed.