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The command tldr tldr-lint
is used to run a linter for the tldr pages.
TL;DR (Too Long; Didn't Read) is a popular community-driven project that provides simplified and concise explanations for various command-line tools, software, and services. These explanations are available as "tldr pages" and are commonly used by developers and sysadmins to quickly understand how to use a specific command or tool.
The tldr-lint
command is a utility within the tldr project that checks the tldr pages for any issues or errors. It analyzes the content of the pages and ensures they adhere to a specific format or standard.
When you run tldr tldr-lint
, it triggers the linter, which validates the tldr pages in the specified repository or source. The result will show any problems or violations found, such as missing or incomplete descriptions, incorrect formatting, or inconsistencies. By running this command, you can ensure the quality and accuracy of tldr pages in order to provide reliable and useful information to the users.