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The command "pueue start --all --children" is used to start all tasks in a queue managed by the "pueue" command-line tool, including their child processes.

Here's a breakdown of the individual components of the command:

• "pueue": This is the main command, which is followed by sub-commands like "start" to interact with the queue.
• "start": This sub-command is used to start tasks in the queue.
• "--all": This option is used to specify that the command should apply to all tasks in the queue, rather than just specific ones.
• "--children": This option is used to specify that the command should also start any child processes associated with the tasks. Child processes are subprocesses spawned by the main task.

So, when you run "pueue start --all --children", it will start all tasks in the queue, including their child processes, if any.