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Graphite - Checkout a branch

$ gt bco ${branch_name}

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The command you provided is not a standard or known command in most command line interfaces or programming languages. Therefore, it is difficult to give an accurate explanation without additional context or knowledge of any specific software or system it may be used in.

However, based on the command structure, it appears to be utilizing a command called gt with the arguments bco and ${branch_name}.

Here's a possible explanation:

gt: It is likely an abbreviation or alias for a specific command or script. Without further context, it is challenging to determine its exact purpose.

bco: It could be another abbreviation or flag that stands for "branch checkout" or may refer to a specific command within gt that deals with switching or creating branches.

${branch_name}: It is a variable or placeholder that should be replaced with an actual branch name when executing the command. This could be the name of an existing branch or a new branch to be created.

It is worth mentioning that the functionality and behavior of this command could vary depending on the software, system, or programming language being used.

This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.

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