popeye:tldr:fb7b7
popeye: Use a spinach configuration file for scanning.
$ popeye -f ${spinach-yaml}
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This command is calling the program or script named "popeye" with the option (-f) followed by a value in the format of a YAML file.
In more detail, the command:
- "popeye" is the name of the program or script that will be executed.
- "-f" is an option or flag that is specified to indicate that the YAML file parameter will follow.
- "${spinach-yaml}" is a placeholder or variable which represents the actual value of the YAML file that will be passed as an argument to the program. The exact value of the YAML file should be provided in place of "${spinach-yaml}" before running the command.
Overall, this command is running the program "popeye" and using the specified YAML file as an input or configuration.
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.