pueue-start
Resume paused pueue tasks or groups
TLDR
Start paused task
$ pueue start [task_id]
Start all tasks$ pueue start --all
Start group$ pueue start --group [group_name]
Start daemon$ pueue start-daemon
SYNOPSIS
pueue start [options] [taskids_]
DESCRIPTION
pueue start resumes paused tasks or groups in the pueue task queue. Tasks that were paused with pueue pause can be resumed to continue execution.
PARAMETERS
--all, -a
Start all tasks.--group, -g name
Start specific group.
EXAMPLES
$ # Start specific task
pueue start 5
# Start all tasks
pueue start --all
# Start tasks in group
pueue start --group encoding
# Start multiple tasks
pueue start 1 2 3
# Start daemon if not running
pueued
# Check status
pueue status
pueue start 5
# Start all tasks
pueue start --all
# Start tasks in group
pueue start --group encoding
# Start multiple tasks
pueue start 1 2 3
# Start daemon if not running
pueued
# Check status
pueue status
WORKFLOW
$ # Add task (starts if not paused)
pueue add command
# Pause for editing
pueue pause 1
# Resume when ready
pueue start 1
pueue add command
# Pause for editing
pueue pause 1
# Resume when ready
pueue start 1
CAVEATS
Tasks must be in paused state. Use pueue status to check states. Daemon must be running.
HISTORY
pueue start is part of pueue by Arne Beer, a command-line task manager for Linux.
SEE ALSO
pueue(1), pueue-pause(1), pueue-add(1)
