choco-new:tldr:0c760

This command is written in a syntax that is used by the Chocolatey package manager. It is used to create a new Chocolatey package.

Here is an explanation of each part of the command:

• choco new: This is the command to create a new Chocolatey package.
• ${package_name}: This is a placeholder for the name of the package. You need to replace it with the actual name you want to give to your package.
• url="${url}": This specifies the URL from where the package will be downloaded. You need to replace ${url} with the actual URL of the package.
• url64="${url}": This specifies the 64-bit version of the package. It is often the same as the regular URL, so it is set as ${url} as well.

When you run this command with the appropriate values for package_name, url, and url64, Chocolatey will create a new directory with the package_name and generate a set of files that make up a basic Chocolatey package. These files will include a nuspec file, which contains metadata about the package, and a ps1 file, which contains any scripts or instructions needed to install or uninstall the package.