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pueue-reset:tldr:88d81
pueue-reset: Kill all tasks, terminate their children, and reset everything.
$ pueue reset --children
try on your machine
The command "pueue reset --children" is used to reset the state of all child processes associated with a paused pueue queue.
Explanation:
- "pueue" is a command-line utility that allows managing and scheduling shell commands for execution.
- "reset" is an action that allows to reset the state of a queue, which means removing all finished tasks from the queue.
- "--children" is an option that specifies that the reset action should also reset the states of child processes associated with the tasks in the queue.
In summary, running "pueue reset --children" will reset the state of a pueue queue, removing all finished tasks, and also reset the associated child processes if any are running.
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.