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sd:tldr:76548
sd: Find and replace in a specific file (output stream: `stdout`).
$ sd -p ${'window-fetch'} ${'fetch'} ${filename-js}
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The given command is incomplete and contains variables that are not defined. However, based on the provided information, I can explain the structure of the command and its potential purpose.
Command: sd -p ${'window-fetch'} ${'fetch'} ${filename-js}
Explanation:
- "sd": It seems to be a command or program that is executed. Without further information, it is difficult to determine the exact tool or utility this command refers to.
- "-p": It could be an option or flag that modifies the behavior of the "sd" command. The specific purpose can only be determined by referring to the documentation or usage of the tool.
- "${'window-fetch'}": This is likely a variable or string that is being passed as an argument to the "sd" command. However, the purpose of this variable and its usage in the context of the command cannot be determined without additional information.
- "${'fetch'}": Similar to the previous variable, this could be a string or variable being passed as an argument to the "sd" command. Its purpose is unclear without further details.
- "${filename-js}": Another variable or string being passed as an argument to the "sd" command. The purpose depends on the value assigned to the variable or the specific string passed.
In order to provide a more accurate explanation of this command, additional information about the tool, values of the variables, and context is required.
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.