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choco-pin:tldr:a6853
The command you provided is specific to the Chocolatey package manager, likely used on Windows systems. Here's a breakdown of the command:
choco
- This is the executable that runs the Chocolatey package manager.
pin
- This command instructs Chocolatey to "pin" a specific package to a specific version. When you "pin" a package, it prevents subsequent upgrades or downgrades of that package, keeping it at the specified version.
add
- This flag indicates that we want to add a pin for a package.
--name ${package}
- This is a placeholder for the name of the package you want to pin. You would replace ${package}
with the actual name of the package.
--version ${version}
- This is a placeholder for the version of the package you want to pin. You would replace ${version}
with the actual version of the package.
Overall, this command allows you to pin a package to a specific version within Chocolatey, preventing any unintentional updates or downgrades for that particular package.