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The command "gt repo init --reset && gt dev cache --clear" is a combination of two separate commands connected using the "&&" operator. Let's break down each part:

1. "gt repo init --reset":

   • This command initializes a Git repository.
   • "gt" is likely an alias/shortcut for the "git" command. It represents the Git version control system.
   • "repo init" is a Git command used to set up a new repository or reinitialize an existing one.
   • "--reset" is a flag that tells the "repo init" command to discard any existing repository configuration and start fresh.

2. "gt dev cache --clear":

   • This command clears the cache for development dependencies.
   • Again, "gt" is an assumed alias for the "git" command.
   • "dev cache" refers to the cache of development dependencies, which are packages or libraries required for software development and building.
   • "--clear" is a flag that instructs the "dev cache" command to remove all cached development dependencies.

By combining the two commands with "&&", you ensure that the second command is executed only if the first command (repo init) is successful. This way, if the repository initialization fails for some reason, the cache clearing won't take place.