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The command "sbt -sbt-version ${version}" is used to run the Simple Build Tool (sbt) with a specified version.

Here's a breakdown of the command:

• "sbt" is the command to run the Simple Build Tool.
• "-sbt-version" is an argument that specifies the version of sbt to use.
• "${version}" is a placeholder that represents the specific version number you want to use.

You need to replace "${version}" with the actual version number you want to use. For example, if you want to use sbt version 1.4.5, the command would be:

sbt -sbt-version 1.4.5

This command can be useful when you have multiple versions of sbt installed on your system, and you want to specify which version to use for your project.