git.exe pull --progress -v --no-rebase "origin"

This is a command used with Git, a version control system used for software development.

The command "git pull" is used to fetch and download changes from a remote repository (in this case, the "origin" repository) and merge them into the local branch.

The options "-progress" and "-v" are used to display progress information and verbose output, respectively.

The "--no-rebase" option is used to prevent Git from automatically rebasing local changes on top of the newly fetched changes. This can be useful if you want to keep separate commits or if you want to review the changes before merging them.