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The command "smalltalkci --clean" is used to clean up the working directory and remove any residual files or artifacts from a Smalltalk Continuous Integration (CI) environment.

Here's an explanation of the different components of the command:

• "smalltalkci": This is the name of the command line tool or script being executed. It is likely a Smalltalk-specific tool for managing and running Continuous Integration processes in Smalltalk projects.

• "--clean": This is a command-line option or flag passed to the "smalltalkci" tool, indicating that the clean-up operation should be performed. It is a specific command that tells the tool to remove any temporary or unnecessary files that may have accumulated during the CI process. The exact cleanup actions taken may vary depending on the implementation of the tool.

In summary, the "smalltalkci --clean" command is used to initiate the cleaning process within a Smalltalk CI environment, ensuring that the working directory is free from any unnecessary files before starting new CI processes.