roave-backward-compatibility-check:tldr:429b4
roave-backward-compatibility-check: Check for breaking changes and output to Markdown.
$ roave-backward-compatibility-check --format=markdown > ${results-md}
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The above command is an example of using the "roave-backward-compatibility-check" tool with the specific option "--format=markdown".
Here's a breakdown of the command:
- "roave-backward-compatibility-check" is the name of the tool or command-line utility that is being executed.
- "--format=markdown" is an option or parameter provided to the tool. This option specifies the desired format of the output generated by the tool as Markdown.
- ">" is a shell redirection operator in UNIX-like systems that redirects the command's output to a file.
- "${results-md}" is the placeholder for the file name or path where the output of the "roave-backward-compatibility-check" command will be saved. It is likely a variable or a reference to an existing file.
In summary, this command executes the "roave-backward-compatibility-check" tool and customizes its behavior to output the results in Markdown format. The output is then redirected to a file specified by "${results-md}".
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