cmd: accepted as task key

[Rots]

As discussed in https://discord.com/channels/974121106208354339/1035111266005569567

With this input

version: '3'

tasks:
  hello-broken:
    cmd: echo 'Hello World from Task!'
    deps:
      - run-first
  hello-works:
    cmds: [echo 'Hello World from Task!']
    deps:
      - run-first
  run-first: echo "This as a dependency should run first"

Gives the following output:

$ task hello-works -v
task: "hello-works" started
task: "run-first" started
task: [run-first] echo "This as a dependency should run first"
This as a dependency should run first
task: "run-first" finished
task: [hello-works] echo 'Hello World from Task!'
Hello World from Task!
task: "hello-works" finished

We would expect the hello-broken to either fail with a message that cmd: is an unsupported key or to behave similarly to the above output.
Actual output:

$ task hello-broken -v
task: "hello-broken" started
task: [hello-broken] echo 'Hello World from Task!'
Hello World from Task!
task: "hello-broken" finished

• Task version: 3.17.0
• Operating System: Ubuntu

[tennox]

I was also confused by this. Thought there is a nice short syntax for tasks with a single cmd (which would be my favorite), but then they just didn't do anything 😓

[pd93]

Hi @tennox and @Rots. Looks like this was fixed in #1131 and we forgot to close this issue. This change was released in v3.26.0, so updating to any version newer than this should fix this issue.