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The command "travis repos" is typically used in the Travis CI (Continuous Integration) environment. Travis CI is a popular platform for building, testing, and deploying software projects.

The "travis repos" command provides a list of repositories associated with the user account or organization on Travis CI. By running this command, you can view details like the repository name, description, and the last build status.

Here's an example output of "travis repos":

$ travis repos

My Repositories:
1. my-repo-1    (Build: passed)
   Description: Repository for project 1

2. my-repo-2    (Build: running)
   Description: Repository for project 2

3. my-repo-3    (Build: failed)
   Description: Repository for project 3

...

In this example, the "travis repos" command lists all the repositories associated with the user or organization. It displays the repository names, build status (whether it passed, is running, or failed), and a short description of each repository.

The command is useful for checking the status of multiple repositories at once and quickly getting an overview of the build status for each repository.