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I've archived Taskfile and am now using Just. It's got more community support and works better in my experience.
Taskfile will keep working going forward but I have no plans for new features. If you are a used, I'd like to thank you.
Update: I'm not completely happy with how the just commands are executed, many shell commands I can't get to work, so I'm considering moving back to Taskfile. Will keep you posted
I've released Taskfile 2.0.0, a task runner using taskfiles containing bash functions.
It's a nicer menu and shorthand for sourcing a bash file with functions.
The latest version contains a few small changes. As I renamed system tasks, semver dictates a new major version is called for:
Breaking change: inbuilt tasks (_edit, _edit-local, _help) are now prefixed with underscores so they're hidden from the Task list.
To update simply git pull if you git installed it, or replace the Taskfile.sh script some other way.
I've released Taskfile 1.1.0, with the following changes:
Taskfile remembers how to run all your shell based workflows.
Taskfile is now in maintenance-mode, so I can focus on other projects, as there are no feature requests 👍
Taskfile runs task files, a bash (or zsh etc.) script that contains functions that can be called via the runner. These files must be called .Taskfile. The runner detects any taskfiles in the current, parent, grandparent etc directory of the directory you're in.
Example Taskfile output from the help command. I've refined the <kbd>edit</kbd> task that ships with the script so that it opens the <kbd>.Taskfile</kbd> in the current directory if it exists, before falling back to editing the runner.