safe:tldr:5029b
safe: Move a secret from one path to another.
$ safe move ${old-path-to-secret} ${new-path-to-secret}
try on your machine
The "safe move" command is used to move a secret file or sensitive information from one location to another, ensuring the secure transfer of the file.
The command "safe move ${old-path-to-secret} ${new-path-to-secret}" specifies two parameters:
- ${old-path-to-secret}: This is the current or original path of the secret file that needs to be moved.
- ${new-path-to-secret}: This is the path where the secret file will be moved or relocated.
When executed, the "safe move" command ensures that the secret file is securely transferred from the old location to the new location, without exposing or compromising the sensitive information it contains. This command may include additional security measures, such as encryption or access control, to protect the secret file during the move.
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.