scoop-bucket:tldr:b9098
scoop-bucket: List all buckets currently in use.
$ scoop bucket list
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The command "scoop bucket list" is used in Scoop, a command-line package manager for Windows. This command is used to list all the available Buckets in Scoop.
In Scoop, a "Bucket" refers to a collection of packages. Each Bucket is maintained by a separate repository or user and contains packages that can be installed using Scoop. By running the "scoop bucket list" command, you can retrieve a list of all the available Buckets that Scoop can access.
The output of this command typically displays the names of all the Buckets along with their respective URLs. These Buckets can be used to search and install various packages using Scoop.
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