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The command "git push origin ${tag_name}" is used to push a specific tag to a remote repository in Git.

• "git push" is the command used to send changes from your local repository to a remote repository.
• "origin" specifies the name of the remote repository. Usually, "origin" is the default name given to the remote repository when you clone it.
• "${tag_name}" represents the name of the tag you want to push. Replace "${tag_name}" with the actual name of the tag you want to push.

By running this command, you are telling Git to push the specific tag, identified by its name, to the specified remote repository. Once the command executes successfully, the tag will be available in the remote repository for others to use or reference.