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kandi X-RAY | Taskfile Summary
This repository contains the default Taskfile template for getting started in your own projects. A Taskfile is a bash (or zsh etc.) script that follows a specific format. It's called Taskfile, sits in the root of your project (alongside your package.json) and contains the tasks to build your project.
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QUESTION
I am trying to make a Taskfile.yml file for building go application, but I can't quite understand the need of "GOFLAGS=-mod=mod" command before go build main.go.
reference: https://dev.to/aurelievache/learning-go-by-examples-part-3-create-a-cli-app-in-go-1h43
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-23 at 15:16So there are two things here
GOFLAGS- this is nothing but an environment variable(if you don't understand what an environment variable is, think of it like a value that can be accessed by any process in your current environment. These values are maintained by the OS).
- So this
GOFLAGSvariable has a space separated list of flags that will automatically be passed to the appropriate go commands. - The flag we are setting here is
mod, this flag is applicable to thego buildcommand and may not be applicable to other go commands. - If you are curious how
godoes this, refer to this change request
- what does setting
-mod=modflag, actually do duringgo build?- The
-modflag controls whether go.mod may be automatically updated and whether the vendor directory is used. -mod=modtells the go command to ignore the vendor directory and to automatically update go.mod, for example, when an imported package is not provided by any known module.- Refer this.
- The
Therefore
QUESTION
I am trying to convert my pile of Ansible playbooks, roles, tasks, etc into a formalized Ansible Collection to better support re-use and modularity.
The TL;DR is that I am having issues packaging a collection that includes a role that includes a custom module. Previously I could invoke a role's custom module from any taskfile in the role without a Fully Qualified Collection Name (FQCN). However, with the role packaged as part of a collection, Ansible says it cannot resolve the role's custom module name.
Within this collection I have all of the following:
- A playbook,
foobook.yml - A custom module,
my_baz_module - A role,
bar_role - A custom module within
bar_role,my_bar_role_module
This leads to the below directory structure:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-15 at 00:06Shipping modules inside collection roles is deliberately not supported; you must include them as normal collection modules. You can if you wish use a sub-directory to indicate that the module is not intended for external use, e.g. by placing it at plugins/modules/internal/my_bar_module.py and calling mynamespace.mycollection.internal.my_bar_module.
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I'm trying to combine multiple texts from a pandas DataFrame into one JSON in order to batch them for HTTP requets and speed up the process of the requests. Right now I loop over every single element and then create one request for each, so like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-17 at 17:55You should always ALWAYS tell us which line raised the error! In this case, it's easy. You have a + where you should have a :.
QUESTION
I'm using task to set environment variables with a Powershell script.
While running develop.ps1 alone works fine, it fails when I use task and run task dev-api.
My Taskfile.yml:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-05 at 02:50I updated the line to Powershell.exe -File \develop.ps1 and it works now.
I also added a conditional statement to execute command according to the OS.
Updated Taskfile.yml:
QUESTION
Task: If the user chooses ‘vm’ to view the tasks that are assigned to them, only display all the tasks that have been assigned to the user that is currently logged-in in a user-friendly, easy to read manner. Make sure that each task is displayed with a corresponding number which can be used to identify the task. Allow the user to select either a specific task by entering a number or input ‘-1’ to return to the main menu. If the user selects a specific task, they should be able to choose to either mark the task as complete or edit the task. If the user chooses to mark a task as complete, the ‘Yes’/’No’ value that describes whether the task has been completed or not should be changed to ‘Yes’. When the user chooses to edit a task, the username of the person to whom the task is assigned or the due date of the task can be edited. The task can only be edited if it has not yet been completed.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-02 at 11:23First, replace selected task with user input:
new_state = taskFile[taskNum].strip().replace(userTask[4], taskComplete)
Update your file data with new task:
updated_string = view_more.replace(taskFile[taskNum].strip(), new_state)
Write your updated data to file:
QUESTION
I have a Pandas dataframe with column for appointmentStartTime in hh:mm:ss format. I'd like to get it into the minutes after midnight for that specific day. For example, 5:00 AM becomes '300'. I have seen solutions where you call current date and time and then subtract, but that's not quite going to fit my need here.
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...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-31 at 16:38taskData.appointmentStartTime must be an int, long or float in order to be a valid argument for timedelta():
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timedeltaobject represents a duration, the difference between two dates or times.
class datetime.timedelta([days[, seconds[, microseconds[,milliseconds[, minutes[, hours[, weeks]]]]]]])All arguments are optional and default to
0. Arguments may beints,longs, orfloats, and may be positive or negative.
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Alongside my run alias, I also added a run-init to my .zshrc to quickly get started with a new Taskfile in a project. It downloads a small Taskfile template to the current directory and makes it executable:.
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