semver:tldr:e63e9

semver: Test with multiple ranges.

semver

$ semver ${1-2-3} --range ${">=1-0"} ${"<2-0"}

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The command you provided uses the "semver" command-line tool to determine if a given semantic version falls within a specific range.

Let's break down the command step by step:

semver: This is the name of the command-line tool that is being executed.
${1-2-3}: This is an argument provided to the "semver" command. It represents a semantic version in the format "major.minor.patch". For example, if ${1-2-3} is replaced with "1-2-3", it represents a version of "1.2.3".
--range: This is an option flag for the "semver" command. It specifies that you want to check if the provided version falls within a specific range.
${">=1-0"}: This is an argument that follows the --range option. It represents the lower boundary of the range. In this case, it is specified as ">=1-0", indicating that the version should be greater than or equal to "1.0".
${"<2-0"}: This is another argument that follows the --range option. It represents the upper boundary of the range. It is specified as "<2-0", indicating that the version should be less than "2.0".

So, in summary, this command checks if the semantic version represented by ${1-2-3} is within a range defined by ">=1-0" and "<2-0".

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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