When I use the following folder structure, no prefix is applied to the unit task.
mise
└── tasks
└── test
└── unit
✓ mise tasks
Name Description Source
unit /tmp/mise/tasks/test/unit
According to the documentation, I expect the name of the task to be test:unit. Note that the main folder is mise, if I use .mise instead, it works as expected.
I'm not sure if this is expected and it's just a documentation issue, but I would prefer to put the tasks in mise for more visibility.
To Reproduce
install -D -m 755 /dev/null /tmp/mise/tasks/test/unit
cd /tmp/mise
mise tasks
Expected behavior
The task is grouped according to the folder structure.
✓ mise tasks
Name Description Source
test:unit /tmp/.mise/tasks/test/unit
This might be an oversight. Documentation states that tasks can reside in either .mise/tasks, mise/tasks or .config/mise/tasks/ but implementation does not yet contain the mise/tasks use-case.
Describe the bug
When I use the following folder structure, no prefix is applied to the
unit
task.According to the documentation, I expect the name of the task to be
test:unit
. Note that the main folder ismise
, if I use.mise
instead, it works as expected.I'm not sure if this is expected and it's just a documentation issue, but I would prefer to put the tasks in
mise
for more visibility.To Reproduce
Expected behavior
The task is grouped according to the folder structure.
mise doctor
output