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shortcuts:tldr:6a67b
shortcuts: Open the specified shortcut (`Count holidays`) in the Shortcuts editor.
$ shortcuts view "${Count holidays}"
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The command "shortcuts view "${Count Holidays}"" is likely used to view a specific shortcut or list of shortcuts related to counting holidays.
In the command:
- "shortcuts" refers to the name or identifier of a program or application that manages shortcuts. This program allows users to create and manage shortcuts to automate tasks or access frequently used features more easily.
- "view" is a command that instructs the "shortcuts" program to display a specific shortcut or list of shortcuts.
- "${Count Holidays}" is a placeholder or variable that represents the name or identifier of the specific shortcut or list of shortcuts related to counting holidays. Depending on the specific implementation of the "shortcuts" program, this could be the actual name of a shortcut within the program or a command parameter that identifies a specific group of shortcuts related to counting holidays.
Overall, this command allows the user to view a shortcut or group of shortcuts related to counting holidays, presumably to access or manage them.
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.