choco-pin:tldr:6bd71

The given command is related to Chocolatey, a package manager for Windows. Let's break it down:

• choco: Starts the command for using Chocolatey.
• pin: Refers to the command to manage package pinning in Chocolatey.
• remove: Specifies that we want to remove a pin for a package.
• --name ${package}: This flag is used to identify the package for which we want to remove the pin. ${package} is a placeholder indicating that a package name should be provided in its place.

So, when you run choco pin remove --name ${package}, you need to replace ${package} with the actual name of the package for which you want to remove the pin. This command will then remove the pin, allowing the package to be upgraded or removed by Chocolatey without any restrictions imposed by pinning.