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Taskfile
Task is an open source task runner or build-tool that aims to be simpler and
easier to use than, for example, GNU Make.
It is language agnostic and uses a simple YAML file to define tasks. It knows
when tasks need to be rerun or not, it can use includes and run tasks in
parallel.
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jakobkmar
commented
Feb 13, 2022
Problem
This plugin makes high use of executing shell commands, and has a few config options for these. But not all commands used by the plugin are covered, for example the ansible-playbook, ansible-config command and some more.
Sometimes you just need to add the same prefix to all of the commands, for example when using VS Code as a Flatpak, where you want to prefix every command wi
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- Repository
- go-task/task
- Website
- taskfile.dev
Currently, when running
task -lthe available tasks are listed alphabetically.While this works for simple taskfiles, in cases with several includes and many compound tasks in the root file, I'd hoped that those tasks defined in the root taskfile are listed first (visually separated by an empty line).
Example:
Given two taskfiles to be included: