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The command "sfdx force:source:push --targetusername ${organization}" is used in Salesforce CLI (Command Line Interface) to push the changes made to the source code or metadata to a specific Salesforce org.

Here's a breakdown of the command:

• "sfdx force:source:push" tells the CLI to push the local changes to the target org.
• "--targetusername" specifies the username or alias of the target Salesforce org where the changes will be pushed. This is typically a Salesforce org's username or an alias assigned to it.
• "${organization}" is a variable that holds the value of the Salesforce org's username or alias.

By running this command, the changes made in the local source code or metadata will be deployed or synchronized with the specified Salesforce org. This is helpful when working in a team or when you want to test and deploy changes to a specific org instead of making manual changes directly in the Salesforce UI.