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Doesn't this break if your tasks have dependencies, in that it'll list all the dependencies together with the task name?
by marcus_holmes 6y ago
Doesn't this break if your tasks have dependencies, in that it'll list all the dependencies together with the task name?
- deleted 6y ago[deleted]
- diamantidis_io 6y agoHey!! No, the regex on the sed command takes care of it. It breaks the target into three parts. One before the ":", one between the ":" and the "##" and one for the rest, after the "##". Then it outputs only the first and the third part