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The command "pueue clean" is related to the Pueue task manager. Pueue is a command-line tool that allows you to manage long-running shell commands efficiently. It lets you enqueue and manage multiple commands and execute them one after another in an organized and controlled manner.
The "clean" subcommand in Pueue is used to remove completed, failed, or canceled tasks from the queue. When you execute "pueue clean", it goes through the list of finished tasks and removes them, freeing up resources and reducing clutter in the task queue.
This command is helpful when you want to clean up the Pueue queue after completing a set of tasks or if you want to clear out failed or canceled tasks.
It's important to note that the "pueue clean" command only removes finished tasks; it does not terminate running tasks. If you want to stop running tasks, you should use the command "pueue kill" instead.