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The command "choco search ${query} --yes" is used to search for a package within the Chocolatey package manager and to confirm the installation of the package.

Here's a breakdown of the command:

• "choco" is the command-line executable for Chocolatey, a package manager for Windows.
• "search" is a subcommand that allows you to search for packages available in the Chocolatey repository.
• "${query}" is a placeholder for the actual package name or query you want to search for. Replace "${query}" with the package name you want to search for.
• "--yes" is an optional flag that is used to automatically confirm the installation of the package without requiring any user interaction. This flag is useful if you want to automate the installation process.

So, when you run the command "choco search ${query} --yes", Chocolatey will search for the specified package or query in its repository and return the search results. Additionally, the "--yes" flag will automatically confirm the installation of the package without any further prompts.