gotask

func RunTaskfile ¶ added in v0.1.0

func RunTaskfile()

RunTaskfile delegates execution to the "task" runner if a Taskfile.yaml exists in the project. This allows gradual migration from Task to go-make by forwarding unknown commands to the existing Taskfile. Does nothing if no Taskfile is found.

func Tasks ¶ added in v0.7.0

func Tasks(globs ...string) Task

Tasks discovers tasks defined in the project's Taskfile.yaml (and any local `includes:`) by parsing the YAML directly, and exposes them as go-make Tasks that forward to the `task` binary. This makes Taskfile tasks discoverable in `make help` and runnable as first-class go-make tasks during migration. Returns an empty Task group when no Taskfile.yaml is present so it can be embedded unconditionally in a Makefile.

Discovery mirrors `task --list-all`: internal tasks and internal includes are omitted. Remote includes (http/git) are skipped, since listing them would require fetching — those tasks won't appear here, though RunTaskfile still forwards to them.

PERFORMANCE: the Taskfile(s) are parsed at construction time, i.e. on every `make` invocation (even for native tasks). Parsing YAML is cheap but not free, so prefer this only while migrating away from Task; once tasks are ported to go-make, drop the Tasks() call to avoid the per-invocation cost.

The optional globs select which discovered tasks to expose: a glob may be an exact task name ("build") or a pattern ("db:*"). A task is included when it matches any glob. When no globs are given, all tasks are exposed.