pueue-restart:tldr:42b6d

The command "pueue restart --edit-path ${task_id}" is a command-line command that involves the "pueue" command and its "restart" subcommand. Here is an explanation of each part of the command:

• "pueue": It is a command-line tool or utility used for managing and scheduling shell commands or processes. It allows users to enqueue, control, and monitor tasks, akin to a task manager.
• "restart": It is a subcommand of the "pueue" command, used to restart previously paused or stopped tasks.
• "--edit-path": It is an option or flag that modifies the behavior of the "restart" subcommand. In this case, the "--edit-path" flag specifies that the path of the task should be edited or updated.
• "${task_id}": It is a placeholder or a variable representing the ID or index of the task you want to restart. The actual task ID would replace "${task_id}" when executing the command.

So, when you run "pueue restart --edit-path ${task_id}", it will attempt to restart a specific task by updating its path. To use this command, you need to replace "${task_id}" with the actual ID or index of the task you want to restart.