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This command is used in Git to create a bundle file by saving all the commits and branches from a repository. Here's an explanation of the command and its options:

• git bundle create: This is the Git command used to create the bundle file.
• ${filename-bundle}: This is the placeholder for the desired name of the bundle file you want to create. Replace it with the actual filename you want to use. It should have a .bundle extension (e.g., example.bundle).
• --all: This option tells Git to include all branches and tags when creating the bundle file. It ensures that every commit and branch in the repository is stored in the bundle file.

To use this command, ensure that you are in the repository's directory and have Git installed on your system. Replace ${filename-bundle} with your desired filename, and execute the command. Git will generate a bundle file containing all commits and branches from the repository, which can be utilized to clone or fetch the repository on another machine or send it to another person.