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choco-list:tldr:4811f
choco-list: Provide a username and password for authentication.
$ choco list --user ${username} --password ${password}
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The command "choco list --user ${username} --password ${password}" is a Windows command used with the Chocolatey package manager.
Here is the breakdown of each component:
- "choco": This is the Chocolatey command-line interface (CLI) used to manage software packages on the Windows operating system.
- "list": It is a subcommand that lists the installed packages on the system.
The following options are used:
- "--user": Specifies the username to use for authentication when accessing a remote package repository. In this case, the variable "${username}" should be replaced with the actual username value.
- "--password": Specifies the password associated with the provided username for authentication purposes. The variable "${password}" should be replaced with the actual password value.
By using these options, the command allows you to list the installed packages on a remote machine by providing the appropriate username and password for authentication.
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.