About shim
Shim creates shims for programs. A shim is a small intermediary executable or command that forwards a call to another program, often providing a stable name or entry point. Creating shims can help make tools easier to invoke or manage in a command-line environment. The supplied information does not specify how shim targets are selected, what metadata is recorded, or how collisions and updates are handled. It also does not identify operating-system support. Shim’s documented purpose is generating these intermediary commands; exact setup and behavior depend on implementation details not described in the available product information. This can simplify command lookup for installed tools.
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