This is just a convenience factor if you want to use --start-at-task. For example, evergreen_restart_services.yml has three different tasks named "Kill ejabberd", so --start-at-task="Kill ejabberd" may or may not start running the playbook at the intended task.
This is just a convenience factor if you want to use
--start-at-task. For example, evergreen_restart_services.yml has three different tasks named "Kill ejabberd", so--start-at-task="Kill ejabberd"may or may not start running the playbook at the intended task.