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qm-help: Display help for a specific command with detailed information.

$ qm help ${command} --verbose ${select}

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The command you provided is using the "qm" command line tool and has the following structure:

"qm help ${command} --verbose ${select}"

Let's break it down:

"qm": It refers to a command line tool or program called "qm". This is the main command being executed.
"help": It is an argument passed to the "qm" command, indicating that you want help or information about a specific command.
"${command}": This is a placeholder or variable, typically meant to be replaced with the name of a specific command you want help with. For example, if you wanted help with the "start" command, you would replace "${command}" with "start", resulting in "qm help start".
"--verbose": It is another argument passed to the "qm" command. It is likely telling the tool to provide more detailed or extensive information in the help output.
"${select}": This is another placeholder or variable, which is likely meant to be replaced with additional input or options specific to the help command. Its exact purpose would depend on how the "qm" tool is designed.

To summarize, the command "qm help ${command} --verbose ${select}" is used to obtain help or information about a particular command provided by the "qm" tool. By replacing the placeholders with appropriate values, you can get detailed help for specific commands.

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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