Does Task have an equivalent to make's double-colon rules?
See https://www.gnu.org/software/make/manual/html_node/Double_002dColon.html
Tl;DR double-colon rules let you define a target with multiple different recipes that all run when you make that target. It's very useful if you're building re-usable makefiles for multi-language projects. You can create a JS makefile with a
The key feature is that you don't have to manually specify a parent target to pull everything together like
Perhaps the same kind of thing could be achieved by adding a tag system to Taskfiles in combination with a way to run all tasks with a given tag?
Tl;DR double-colon rules let you define a target with multiple different recipes that all run when you make that target. It's very useful if you're building re-usable makefiles for multi-language projects. You can create a JS makefile with a
test::test::make testThe key feature is that you don't have to manually specify a parent target to pull everything together like
test: test-js test-goPerhaps the same kind of thing could be achieved by adding a tag system to Taskfiles in combination with a way to run all tasks with a given tag?
