pueue-completions:tldr:8fc3c

This command utilizes the sudo command to run the pueue completions command with the bash shell.

Here's a breakdown of the different components:

• sudo: This command is used in Unix-like operating systems to gain administrative privileges and run commands as a superuser (or another user specified). It allows the pueue completions command to be executed with elevated privileges.

• pueue completions: This is a command associated with the pueue program or script. The purpose of this command is to generate shell completions for the pueue command, making it easier for users to autocomplete commands and arguments while using the pueue utility.

• bash: This specifies the shell for which the completions are generated. In this case, it's bash, one of the most widely used Unix shells.

• ${-usr-share-bash-completion-completions-pueue-bash}: This is a parameter that specifies the location of the completion script file for the pueue command in the system. It likely points to the directory /usr/share/bash-completion/completions/pueue.bash, where the script file is located. The ${-} syntax is used to expand the variable value, and it's commonly used to reference files or directories in command line scripts.

Overall, this command generates shell completions for the pueue command using the bash shell, with the completion script file located in /usr/share/bash-completion/completions/pueue.bash, and it requires administrative privileges to execute.