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When running multiple commands it sometimes difficult to distinguish their ouput.
cmds: - some/script.sh - task: some_task - another/script.sh - task: another_task
Add label property to cmd difinition so the above example could be modified as follows.
label
cmds: - label: Step 1 cmd: ./some/script.sh - label: Step 2 task: some_task - label: Step 3 cmd: another/script.sh - label: Step 4 task: another_task
Currently it requires adding extra commands like follows
cmds: - echo -e "\e[0;32mStep 1\e[0m" - some/script.sh
This doesn't look well. Also the color scheme may not be consistent with the colors used by Task itself.
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Motivation
When running multiple commands it sometimes difficult to distinguish their ouput.
Proposed solution
Add
label
property to cmd difinition so the above example could be modified as follows.Currently it requires adding extra commands like follows
This doesn't look well. Also the color scheme may not be consistent with the colors used by Task itself.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: