pueue-stash:tldr:5254d
pueue-stash: Stash multiple tasks at once.
$ pueue stash ${task_id} ${task_id}
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The command "pueue stash ${task_id} ${task_id}" is likely associated with a task management tool called "pueue". Here's what this command does:
- "pueue" is the name or alias of the command-line tool that you are using.
- "stash" is a command or subcommand within the "pueue" tool.
- "${task_id}" is a placeholder for the actual ID of a task.
- The command takes two "${task_id}" parameters, meaning you need to provide the task ID twice.
Without knowing the specific functionalities of "pueue" or the context in which this command is used, it's difficult to provide more details. Generally speaking, a "stash" command in task management tools is used to temporarily remove a task from the active task list and store it in a separate location (often called a stash) without deleting it. This can be useful if you want to prioritize other tasks or free up clutter.
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.