Access to sources/generates in a variable

Hi, is there a way to get access to a task's

sources

sources

and

generates

generates

properties inside the

cmd

cmd

? I'm looking to do something like:

  myLib:
    desc: Create the library
    summary: |
      Create the library that myApp will use.
    deps: [create-libdir]
    sources: ['myLib/*.c']
    generates: ['{{.ROOT_DIR}}/{{.LIBDIR}}/libmyLib.a']
    cmd: gcc -static -o {{.GENERATES | first}} {{.SOURCES | join " "}}

  myLib:
    desc: Create the library
    summary: |
      Create the library that myApp will use.
    deps: [create-libdir]
    sources: ['myLib/*.c']
    generates: ['{{.ROOT_DIR}}/{{.LIBDIR}}/libmyLib.a']
    cmd: gcc -static -o {{.GENERATES | first}} {{.SOURCES | join " "}}

This outputs

template: :1:30: executing "" at <first>: error calling first: runtime error: invalid memory address or nil pointer dereference

template: :1:30: executing "" at <first>: error calling first: runtime error: invalid memory address or nil pointer dereference

, presumably because

.GENERATES

.GENERATES

is empty

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Access to sources/generates in a variable

Hi, is there a way to get access to a task's

sources

sources

and

generates

generates

properties inside the

cmd

cmd

? I'm looking to do something like:

  myLib:
    desc: Create the library
    summary: |
      Create the library that myApp will use.
    deps: [create-libdir]
    sources: ['myLib/*.c']
    generates: ['{{.ROOT_DIR}}/{{.LIBDIR}}/libmyLib.a']
    cmd: gcc -static -o {{.GENERATES | first}} {{.SOURCES | join " "}}

  myLib:
    desc: Create the library
    summary: |
      Create the library that myApp will use.
    deps: [create-libdir]
    sources: ['myLib/*.c']
    generates: ['{{.ROOT_DIR}}/{{.LIBDIR}}/libmyLib.a']
    cmd: gcc -static -o {{.GENERATES | first}} {{.SOURCES | join " "}}

This outputs

template: :1:30: executing "" at <first>: error calling first: runtime error: invalid memory address or nil pointer dereference

template: :1:30: executing "" at <first>: error calling first: runtime error: invalid memory address or nil pointer dereference

, presumably because

.GENERATES

.GENERATES

is empty

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