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pueue-clean:tldr:81105
pueue-clean: Only clean commands that finished successfully.
$ pueue clean --successful-only
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The command "pueue clean --successful-only" is used to clean up completed or successful tasks in the Pueue task manager.
Here is what each part of the command means:
- "pueue" refers to the command-line tool named "pueue" which is used to manage tasks in a queue-like system.
- "clean" is a subcommand of "pueue" that is used to remove tasks from the queue.
- "--successful-only" is an option that is passed to the "clean" subcommand. It specifies that only successfully completed tasks should be removed.
In summary, when you run the "pueue clean --successful-only" command, it will delete tasks from the Pueue task manager queue that have completed without any errors or failures. This is useful for cleaning up and removing clutter from the task manager after the successful completion of tasks.
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.