pint:tldr:75c3b

pint: Execute code style fixes using a specific preset.

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$ pint --preset ${psr12}

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The command "pint --preset ${psr12}" is using the "pint" command-line tool with a specific preset called "${psr12}".

The "pint" command is likely associated with a code analyzer or formatting tool that helps developers improve the quality and readability of their code. Presets in this context are predefined configurations or sets of rules that the tool follows when analyzing or formatting code.

In this specific command, the "${psr12}" variable is being used to represent a preset configuration. The content and value of the "${psr12}" variable are not clear from the given command, as it appears to be a placeholder.

To understand the precise behavior of the command, you would have to know the specific tool or program associated with the "pint" command, as well as the definition and purpose of the "${psr12}" preset.

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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