Closed sogaiu closed 1 year ago
This PR adds a tasks subcommand so that only rules that are tasks can be listed.
tasks
An example where this makes a difference can be seen by trying it in andrewchambers' janet-where-defined.
With jpm rules, I get:
jpm rules
$ jpm rules /home/user/.local/lib/janet/.manifests/where-defined.jdn build build/_jmod_where_defined.a build/_jmod_where_defined.meta.janet build/_jmod_where_defined.so build/where-defined.o build/where-defined.static.o clean install libbacktrace/.libs/libbacktrace.a manifest test uninstall
With jpm tasks, I get:
jpm tasks
$ jpm tasks build clean install manifest test uninstall
This can also be handy when putting together shell completion functionality as jpm can be queried for a list of rules that are tasks.
jpm
This PR adds a
taskssubcommand so that only rules that are tasks can be listed.An example where this makes a difference can be seen by trying it in andrewchambers' janet-where-defined.
With
jpm rules, I get:With
jpm tasks, I get:This can also be handy when putting together shell completion functionality as
jpmcan be queried for a list of rules that are tasks.