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This command is used to fork a GitHub repository and clone it to your local machine.

Here's the breakdown of the individual components:

• gh: This refers to the GitHub CLI (Command Line Interface), a tool that provides an easy way to work with GitHub from the command line.
• repo: This is a subcommand of gh that deals with GitHub repositories.
• fork: This is a subcommand of repo that is used to create a fork of a repository.
• ${owner}: This is a placeholder for the username or organization name that owns the repository you want to fork. You need to replace it with the actual owner's name.
• ${repository}: This is a placeholder for the name of the repository you want to fork. You need to replace it with the actual repository name.

By running this command, the GitHub CLI will create a fork of the specified repository under your own GitHub account. Additionally, it will also clone the forked repository to your local machine. Cloning refers to creating a local copy of the repository on your computer, allowing you to make changes to the code and easily sync with the remote repository.