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The command

duplicacy add ${storage_name} ${snapshot_id} ${storage_url}

is used to add a new storage location to a Duplicacy backup repository. Duplicacy is a backup tool that helps to create and manage backups for files and directories.

Here's a breakdown of the command:

• duplicacy: This is the command used to execute Duplicacy.

• add: This is the subcommand used to add a new storage location.

• ${storage_name}: This is a placeholder for the name you want to give to the storage location. It should be replaced with an appropriate name without the curly braces (${}) when running the command. The storage name can be any descriptive string.

• ${snapshot_id}: This is a placeholder for the snapshot ID that will be assigned to the storage. It should be replaced with an appropriate ID without the curly braces (${}) when running the command. The snapshot ID is a unique identifier used to differentiate between different backups.

• ${storage_url}: This is a placeholder for the URL or path of the storage location. It should be replaced with the actual URL or path without the curly braces (${}) when running the command. The storage URL specifies where the backup data will be stored, such as a local directory path or a remote server address.

Overall, this command is used to add a new storage location for a Duplicacy repository, allowing you to store backups in different locations and manage them efficiently.