choco-pack:tldr:f478f
choco-pack: Package a NuGet specification to a specific directory.
$ choco pack ${path\to\specification_file} --output-directory ${path\to\output_directory}
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This command is using a package manager called Chocolatey (choco) to create a package.
Here is the breakdown of the command:
choco pack: This is the command to create a Chocolatey package.${path\to\specification_file}: This is the path to the specification file, which is a file that defines the details of the package, such as package name, version, dependencies, and installation instructions.--output-directory ${path\to\output_directory}: This flag specifies the directory where the created package should be saved.${path\to\output_directory}is the path to the desired output directory.
In summary, this command is used to create a Chocolatey package using a specification file and save it to the specified output directory.
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