choco-source:tldr:b7e5b

This command is used in a Windows command prompt or PowerShell window to disable a Chocolatey package source (repository) specified by the name variable.

Here's what each part of the command does:

• choco: It is the command for Chocolatey package manager, used for installing, updating, and managing software packages on Windows.
• source: It is a subcommand that deals with managing package sources.
• disable: It is a flag that tells Chocolatey to disable a package source.
• --name ${name}: It is an option used to specify the name of the package source (repository) to be disabled. The ${name} represents a variable that should be replaced with the actual name of the source when executing the command.

Overall, this command helps in disabling a specific Chocolatey package source, so it won't be considered for package installations or updates.