I have a build task that takes in variables to decide which platform to build for.

I'm trying to find some way to tell Task that the job is up-to-date using the standard sources checksum plus also checking whether the platform variables have changed.

I can get one to work at a time, but not both as the status commands seem to take precedence over the sources meaning if you specify comman

Feature request: ability to print some data about each action before it gets executed.

Motivation:

If my task has multiple actions (and verbosity==2), I can't tell which output came from which action (assuming that the actions all succeed). Some way to tell which output comes from which action would be great. Printing e.g. the shell command that will be run, before running it, would be a

Sometimes users don't realize there is a hardhat.config.js in a parent directory, and complain about not getting the initialization prompt. The best way to quickly find out if that's the case would be to have a way to print the detected config file. The easiest way to do this is to just log it in verbose mode. That way we can ask them to just do npx hardhat --verbose and see where the file is