How to use the command 'pueue switch' (with examples)

How to use the command 'pueue switch' (with examples)

This article will illustrate different use cases of the ‘pueue switch’ command, which is used to switch the queue position of two enqueued or stashed commands.

Use case 1: Switch the priority of two tasks

Code:

pueue switch task_id1 task_id2

Motivation: Switching the priority of tasks can help in reordering the execution sequence to optimize resource utilization or accommodate urgent tasks.

Explanation:

  • task_id1: The ID of the first task to be switched.
  • task_id2: The ID of the second task to be switched.

Example output:

Successfully switched positions for task with ID 1 and task with ID 2.

Conclusion:

The ‘pueue switch’ command is a powerful tool for reordering tasks in a queue. Whether it’s changing their priority or accommodating urgent tasks, this command provides flexibility and control over task execution.

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