scoop-bucket:tldr:5d188

The command you provided, "scoop bucket add ${name}", is a command used with the "scoop" package manager for Windows. Here's how the command can be explained: - "scoop" is a command-line package manager for Windows that allows you to easily install, update, and manage software packages. - "bucket" in this context refers to a collection or repository of software packages maintained by the community, which can be added to scoop. - "add" is the action or command that is performed on the specified bucket. - "${name}" is a placeholder that represents the name of the bucket you want to add. You would replace "${name}" with the actual name of the bucket you want to add. So, when you execute the command "scoop bucket add ${name}", it tells the scoop package manager to add a new bucket or repository to its list of available software packages.