Open bingozhu0197 opened 1 year ago
PLEASE DO NOT USE ISSUE TRACKER TO ASK QUESTIONS: see contributing Assume I have a foo task depends upon the bar task. I want to pass the argument verbose to the bar. How could I achieve that? I read the article https://stackoverflow.com/questions/34957460/python-doit-use-arguments-in-dependent-tasks, but I still need to get how to save the argument.
def show_args(verbose=0): print(f'{verbose}')
def save_arg(verbose): return {'verbose': verbose}
def task_bar(): return {'actions': [show_args],
'verbosity': 2, }
def task_foo(): return {'actions': [save_arg], 'verbosity': 2, 'params': [ { 'name': 'verbose', 'long': 'verbose', 'short': 'v', 'type': bool, 'default': False, },], 'task_dep':['bar'], }
PLEASE DO NOT USE ISSUE TRACKER TO ASK QUESTIONS: see contributing Assume I have a foo task depends upon the bar task. I want to pass the argument verbose to the bar. How could I achieve that? I read the article https://stackoverflow.com/questions/34957460/python-doit-use-arguments-in-dependent-tasks, but I still need to get how to save the argument.
def show_args(verbose=0): print(f'{verbose}')
def save_arg(verbose): return {'verbose': verbose}
def task_bar(): return {'actions': [show_args],
'getargs': {'verbose':('foo', 'verbose')}, #it will introduce cyclic dependencies**
def task_foo(): return {'actions': [save_arg], 'verbosity': 2, 'params': [ { 'name': 'verbose', 'long': 'verbose', 'short': 'v', 'type': bool, 'default': False, },], 'task_dep':['bar'], }