I\'m new to Rake and using it to build .net projects. What I\'m interested in is having a Summary task that prints out a summary of what has been done. I want this task to alw
Posting this as a new answer to keep the other one available. This is much less elegant as I have to get into the guts of Rake and manually update the task list, but it works.
task :test1 do
puts 'test1'
end
task :test2 do
puts 'test2'
end
task :after do
puts 'after'
end
# top_level_tasks is't writable so we need to do this ugly
# instance_variable_set hack...
current_tasks = Rake.application.top_level_tasks
current_tasks << :after
Rake.application.instance_variable_set(:@top_level_tasks, current_tasks)
Outputs:
$ rake test1
test1
after
$ rake test1 test2
test1
test2
after