tea:tldr:c2f0d

tea: Log into a Gitea server.

$ tea login add --name "${name}" --url "${url}" --token "${token}"

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The command you provided is likely a command for a command-line interface (CLI) tool called "tea." It seems to be used to add a login entry with specific details.

Here is the breakdown of the command:

tea is the name of the CLI tool.
login is a subcommand of the tea tool, indicating that we want to perform a login-related operation.
add is an argument to the login subcommand, specifying that we want to add a new login entry.
--name "${name}" is an option to specify the name of the login entry. The value of the name variable (enclosed in "${name}") should be provided.
--url "${url}" is an option to provide the URL associated with the login entry. The value of the url variable (enclosed in "${url}") should be provided.
--token "${token}" is an option to provide a token for authentication or authorization. The value of the token variable (enclosed in "${token}") should be provided.

Overall, this command is used to add a new login entry with a name, URL, and token for authentication or authorization in the "tea" CLI tool. The actual values for the name, url, and token variables should be specified when running 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.

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