pint:tldr:2ab1f
pint: Execute code style fixes using a specific config file.
$ pint --config ${path-to-pint-json}
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The command "pint --config ${path-to-pint-json}" is used to run the "pint" command with a specific configuration file.
Here's the breakdown of the command:
- "pint" refers to the executable or command that you want to run. In this case, it seems to refer to a tool named "pint".
- "--config" is a flag or option provided to the "pint" command, indicating that you want to specify a configuration file.
- "${path-to-pint-json}" is a placeholder or variable that represents the path to the configuration file in JSON format. The actual path to the file should be provided to replace this variable. For example, it could be something like "/path/to/myconfig.json".
So, when you execute this command with the proper path to the configuration file, it will run the "pint" tool using the provided configuration, allowing you to customize its behavior according to the settings specified in the JSON file.
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.