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vcsh: Execute a Git command on a managed repository.

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$ vcsh ${repository_name} ${git_command}

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This command is used to execute a git command in a specific repository managed by the vcsh (version control system for home directory) tool.

The command takes two arguments:

${repository_name}: It is the name of the repository you want to perform the git command in. The repository should have already been set up and managed by vcsh.
${git_command}: It represents the git command that you want to execute within the specified repository.

By running this command, vcsh will switch to the specified repository and then execute the provided git command within that repository.

For example, if you have a repository named "mydotfiles" managed by vcsh and you want to run the git command "status" within that repository, you can use the command: vcsh mydotfiles status.

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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