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pueue-completions:tldr:d89a7

pueue-completions: Generate completions for fish.

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$ sudo pueue completions fish ${-usr-share-fish-completions}

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This command is using the sudo command to run the pueue completions fish command with an argument.

Here's a breakdown of the command:

sudo: The sudo command allows you to execute a command with administrative privileges. It prompts you to enter your password to confirm your identity before running the command.
pueue completions fish: This is a command for the pueue program, a process management tool. It generates shell command completions specifically for the fish shell. The completions subcommand instructs pueue to generate these completions.
${-usr-share-fish-completions}: This is a variable that contains a specific file path. In this case, it likely refers to the path for fish completions. The ${} syntax is used in various shells to reference variables. So, this variable is passed as an argument to the pueue completions fish command.

So, when you run the entire command, it uses sudo to execute pueue completions fish, passing ${-usr-share-fish-completions} as an argument. The purpose is to generate fish shell completions using pueue.

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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