choco-source:tldr:a9a6b
choco-source: Add a new package source with a client certificate.
$ choco source add --name ${name} --source ${url} --cert ${path\to\certificate_file}
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This command adds a new package source to Chocolatey, a popular package manager for Windows. Here's a breakdown of the command:
choco source add: This is the main command to add a new package source.--name ${name}: This parameter specifies the name of the package source.${name}should be replaced with the desired name of the source.--source ${url}: This parameter specifies the URL of the package source repository.${url}should be replaced with the actual URL.--cert ${path\to\certificate_file}: This optional parameter is used to specify the certificate file required to access a secure package source.${path\to\certificate_file}should be replaced with the actual file path of the certificate.
In summary, this command is used to add a new package source to Chocolatey, providing the name, URL, and optional certificate information for the source repository.
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