pueue-start:tldr:a01d9

The command "pueue start ${task_id}" is used to start a specific task in the Pueue task manager.

Here is an explanation of each part of the command:

• "pueue" is the name of the command-line tool or application.
• "start" is the specific action or subcommand that you want to perform with Pueue. In this case, you want to start a task.
• "${task_id}" is a placeholder for the ID or index of the task you want to start. You need to replace "${task_id}" with the actual ID or index of the task.

By running this command, Pueue will start the specified task and execute it according to the priority and the scheduling rules set up in Pueue. It will be moved from the queue to the running tasks list, and Pueue will manage the execution of the task, allowing other tasks to run concurrently or queue up for execution.