rusnapshot:tldr:e057a

This command is using the "rusnapshot" command-line tool with sudo (superuser) privileges to perform certain operations. Here is a breakdown of each part:

• "sudo": It is a command that allows a user to execute a command with administrative privileges (usually as a superuser).
• "rusnapshot": It is the name of the command-line tool being executed.
• "-c ${path-to-config-toml}": It specifies an option to provide the path to a configuration file (in TOML format) needed by "rusnapshot". The ${path-to-config-toml} placeholder should be replaced with the actual path to the configuration file.
• "--list": It is an option that tells "rusnapshot" to list the available snapshots.
• "--keep ${0}": It specifies an option to keep a certain number (0 in this case) of snapshots. The ${0} placeholder should be replaced with the desired number of snapshots to keep.
• "--clean": It is an option that enables the cleaning mode, potentially deleting unnecessary snapshots.
• "--kind ${hourly}": It specifies the kind of snapshots to clean. The ${hourly} placeholder refers to the desired type of snapshots, which is assumed to be set in the configuration file (specified earlier by -c option).

Overall, this command executes the "rusnapshot" tool with sudo privileges, provides the path to a configuration file, lists the available snapshots, keeps 0 snapshots, enters cleaning mode, and specifies the kind of snapshots to clean (likely hourly snapshots).