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## Configs
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The configuration file of Pueue is located in `~/.config/pueue.yml`.
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The configuration file of Pueue is located in `$CARGO_HOME/pueue.yml`.
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The default will be generated after starting pueue once.
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```yaml
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```
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When adding a command to pueue, the **first** word will then be checked for the alias.
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This means, that for instance `ls ~/ && ls /` will result in `ls -al ~/ && ls /`.
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This means, that for instance `ls ~/ && ls /` will result in `ls -ahl ~/ && ls /`.
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If you want something like this, it's probably best to either create a task for each command or to write a custom script.
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If you want multiple aliases in a single task, it's probably best to either create a task for each command or to write a custom script.
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### Callbacks
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### Shell completion files
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Shell completion files can be created on the fly with `pueue completions $shell $directory`.
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There's also a `build_completions.sh` script, which creates all completion files in the `utiles/completions` directory.
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There's also a `build_completions.sh` script, which creates all completion files in the `utils/completions` directory.
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### JSON Support
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