Changed Guard::Rake#run_rake_task to re-enable all tasks in Rake, and then run invoke instead of execute. This gets around a problem we had where dependencies weren't being followed after being run. Once dependencies have been re-enabled, it seems invoke is the right way to run the necessary tasks again.
Changed Guard::Rake#run_rake_task to re-enable all tasks in Rake, and then run invoke instead of execute. This gets around a problem we had where dependencies weren't being followed after being run. Once dependencies have been re-enabled, it seems invoke is the right way to run the necessary tasks again.