pueue-group:tldr:5fe19

This command is used to remove a group in Pueue, which is a command-line task manager for sequential and parallel execution of shell commands.

Here is a breakdown of the command:

• pueue: This is the command-line utility for interacting with Pueue.
• group: This is the subcommand that specifies we want to perform an operation related to groups.
• --remove: This is a flag that indicates we want to remove a group. It instructs the pueue group command to remove the specified group.
• "${group_name}": This is a placeholder that should be replaced with the actual name of the group we want to remove. The group name should be enclosed in double quotes, e.g., "my_group".

Overall, the command pueue group --remove "${group_name}" is used to remove a group in Pueue, helping to manage and organize tasks according to different groups.