pio-check:tldr:5e827

The command "pio check --severity ${select}" is used in the context of a program called "pio" and is followed by an additional argument called "severity" with the value specified by the variable "${select}".

Here is an explanation of each part of the command:

• "pio": It refers to a program or tool, possibly with a larger name or context, that provides various functionalities related to programming or development.
• "check": It is a command or subcommand of the "pio" program. This specific command is used to perform checks or validations on a project or codebase.
• "--severity": It is a flag or option for the "pio check" command. It indicates that the command will filter the results or display the issues based on their severity level.
• "${select}": It is a variable within the command. The value of this variable will be provided by the user or some other part of the script or program that executes the command. Its purpose is to specify the severity level by which the issues or errors will be filtered or displayed.

Overall, this command is likely used to run a code analysis or quality check on a project or codebase using the "pio" tool, and the severity level of the issues to be displayed or filtered is determined by the value of the variable "${select}".