skicka:tldr:0fd87
skicka: Upload a file/folder to Google Drive.
$ skicka upload ${path-to-local} ${path-to-remote}
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The command you provided "skicka upload ${path-to-local} ${path-to-remote}" is not a standard command, but it appears to be the syntax for executing the "upload" command using a tool called "skicka".
"skicka" is a command-line tool used for working with Google Drive. It allows you to interact with your Google Drive files from the command line. The "upload" command is used to upload a local file to the Google Drive.
Here is how the command is structured:
- "skicka": This is the command used to execute the skicka tool.
- "upload": This is the subcommand that tells the tool to perform an upload operation.
- "${path-to-local}": This should be replaced with the actual local file path (including the filename and extension) that you want to upload to Google Drive. It specifies the location of the file on your local file system.
- "${path-to-remote}": This should be replaced with the desired remote path (including the filename and extension) in your Google Drive where you want to upload the file. It specifies the location where the file will be uploaded to within Google Drive.
Make sure to replace "${path-to-local}" and "${path-to-remote}" with the actual file paths before executing the command.
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.