pueue-pause:tldr:4733d

pueue-pause: Pause all tasks and prevent all groups from starting new tasks.

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$ pueue pause --all

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The command pueue pause --all is used in the Pueue task manager to pause all running tasks that are currently being executed.

In the context of Pueue, tasks refer to commands or scripts that have been queued to be executed in order. When a task is running, it means that the command associated with that task is currently being executed.

The pause command in Pueue allows you to temporarily suspend the execution of tasks. By using the --all option with the pause command, you instruct Pueue to pause all currently running tasks, effectively suspending their execution.

This command can be useful when you want to temporarily halt all ongoing processes managed by Pueue, perhaps to free up system resources or investigate an issue. Once the tasks are paused, you can either resume their execution using the pueue resume --all command or choose to resume them individually.

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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