vale:tldr:f1209
vale: Check style issues at the specific severity and higher.
$ vale --minAlertLeve=${select} ${filename}
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This command is likely used for running the software tool "vale" with some specific options and input files.
The command format is as follows:
vale --minAlertLevel=${select} ${filename}
Here's the breakdown of the command parts:
vale
is the name of the software tool being executed. It is likely a command-line tool or a script.--minAlertLevel
is an option or flag provided to thevale
tool. The exact purpose and functionality of this option may vary depending on the specific tool being used.${select}
is a variable or parameter that should be replaced with an actual value when running the command. The purpose of this variable is unclear without further context, but it likely represents a specific level or value related to the minimum alert level criteria.${filename}
is also a variable or parameter and should be replaced with the actual name of a file when executing the command. The purpose of this variable is to specify the input file(s) or text file(s) that thevale
tool should process.
To give a more accurate explanation, we would need additional context or information about the specific tool being used and the purpose of the --minAlertLevel
option.
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.