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This command, husky set ${-husky-pre-push} "${command} ${command_arguments}", sets up a pre-push git hook using the husky package.

Here's how it breaks down:

• husky: This is a package that allows you to create Git hooks easily.
• set: This is a command provided by the husky package to configure a Git hook.
• ${-husky-pre-push}: This is a variable that represents the specific pre-push hook. By default, husky automatically handles the creation of this variable, so you don't need to define it yourself.
• "${command} ${command_arguments}": This is a placeholder for the command and its arguments that you want to execute when the pre-push hook is triggered. You will need to replace ${command} with the actual command and ${command_arguments} with any arguments or options that the command requires.

Overall, this command sets the pre-push Git hook to execute a specific command with its arguments whenever someone tries to push changes to a remote repository. It uses the husky package to handle the hook configuration.