choco-source:tldr:0f262

This command is used in Windows PowerShell to enable a Chocolatey package source.

Here's the breakdown of the command components:

• The "choco" part indicates the command line tool Chocolatey, which is used for package management on Windows.
• "source" is a subcommand that specifies the operation to be performed on package sources.
• "enable" is another subcommand that specifies that you want to enable a package source.
• "--name" is a flag used to specify the name of the package source.
• "${name}" is a placeholder indicating that you should replace it with the actual name of the package source you want to enable.

So, by running this command and replacing "${name}" with the desired package source name, you will enable that package source for use with Chocolatey.