nu:tldr:bd352

nu: Execute a specific script with logging.

$ nu --log-level ${select} ${path-to-script-nu}

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This command is executing a program called "nu" with specified options and arguments. Here is a breakdown of each component:

nu: This refers to the name of the program that is being executed. It is assumed to be a command-line tool or a script.
--log-level: This is an option provided by the "nu" program to set the log level. Log levels are used to determine the verbosity of logs generated during the execution of a program. The --log-level option is followed by ${select}, which suggests that the value for the log level will be passed as a variable. The actual value will depend on how ${select} is defined or assigned.
${select}: This is a placeholder for a variable or a value that will be substituted in the command. The value for ${select} will determine the log level as specified by the --log-level option.
${path-to-script-nu}: This is another placeholder that represents the path to the script or file associated with the "nu" program. It is expected to be replaced with the actual path to the script file when running the command.

Overall, this command is likely used to execute the "nu" program with a specific log level and a path to a script, where the values for ${select} and ${path-to-script-nu} need to be determined or provided.

This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.

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