pueue-completions:tldr:cb36d

pueue-completions: Generate completions for zsh.

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$ sudo pueue completions zsh ${-usr-share-zsh-site-functions}

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This command is using the sudo command to run the pueue completions command in the context of the superuser (usually root).

The pueue completions command is used to generate command completions (autocomplete suggestions) for the pueue command-line tool. The specific completion file being generated in this case is for the Zsh shell.

${-usr-share-zsh-site-functions} is likely a variable or placeholder representing the directory path where Zsh's site-specific functions are stored. This path is being passed as an argument to pueue completions zsh to indicate where the completion file should be generated or installed.

By using sudo before the command, it ensures that the command is executed with administrative privileges, allowing it to access and modify files and directories that require superuser permissions.

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.

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