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doit already support Task parameters, but they are not convenient to be used with task-groups.
Example of proposed feature:
from doit import task_param
@task_param({'name':'param1', 'short':'p', 'default':'default value'})
def task_py_params(param1):
for name in ['foo', 'bar']:
yield {
'name': name,
'actions':['echo {}'.format(param1)],
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Test `test` task
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Or a new flag should be introduced (e.g.
task --names) to just output the names of available tasks, with no descriptions.Currently, a Taskfile with no descriptions returns:
While the solution is fairly intuitive (i.e. add a description to every task), the behaviour is surprising. Not to mention it would make the completions