marcospds/gulp-tasklist-run

Run method without excluded tasks(regexp) parameter

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#7 opened on Sep 16, 2022

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Description

The method run receive excluded tasks(regexp), for filter and remove tasks. Create a method run without excluded tasks parameter.

Exempla:

gulp.task('e2e:demo', (done) => {
  console.log('It works e2e:demo!')
  done()
})

gulp.task('e2e:login', (done) => {
  console.log('It works e2e:login!')
  done()
})

gulp.task('all:e2e', (done) => {
  TaskListRun.run(gulp, 'e2e:*', done)
})

Result:

//Starting 'all:e2e'...
//Starting 'e2e:login'...
//It works e2e:login!
//Finished 'e2e:login' after 745 μs
//Starting 'e2e:demo'...
//It works e2e:demo!
//Finished 'e2e:demo' after 339 μs
//Starting 'finish_all:e2e'...
//Finished 'finish_all:e2e' after 263 μs
//Finished 'all:e2e' after 2.7 ms

Link to help(portuguese) https://pt.stackoverflow.com/questions/122246/m%C3%A9todos-com-o-mesmo-nome-mas-com-quantidade-de-par%C3%A2metros-diferentes

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Research direction
Add a new overload of the run method that accepts only a callback (done) and internally calls the existing run method with an empty excluded tasks regexp or a dummy parameter. Ensure the new method signature is exported and works with gulp tasks.
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javascriptnodejs
Domain
build system
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1
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Clear
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Node.jsgulp
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85