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- Updated USER_GUIDE.md to include examples for running multiple task sets and using the --all flag. - Modified cli.py to accept multiple task set names and added --all and --stop-on-error options. - Refactored run_cmd.py to handle multi-task set execution, including logic for task set ordering and error handling. - Enhanced display functions to show headers and summaries for multi-task set executions. - Added task_set_order field to ProjectConfig for defining execution order. - Created comprehensive tests for multi-task set functionality, including argument parsing and execution flow.
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This pull request introduces comprehensive support for sequential execution of multiple task sets within a project, both via CLI and in documentation. It enhances the user experience by allowing users to specify multiple task sets, execute all task sets in a defined order, and control error handling behavior. The CLI, documentation, and help messages are all updated to reflect these new capabilities.
Key changes include:
Multi-Task Set Execution Support
runanddry-runCLI commands now accept multiple task set names as positional arguments and add a--alloption to execute all task sets in a project, respecting an optionaltask_set_orderdefined in__init__.json. A--stop-on-errorflag allows stopping execution upon the first failure. [1] [2]epilog) and argument descriptions are updated to provide clear usage examples for multi-task set execution.Documentation Updates
README.mdanddocs/USER_GUIDE.mdare extensively updated to document multi-task set execution, including new CLI usage examples, configuration oftask_set_order, and best practices for supervisor/systemd environments. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11]Task Set Order Configuration
task_set_orderarray in__init__.jsonto control the execution order when using--all. Unlisted task sets are appended alphabetically. This is documented in both user and reference guides. [1] [2] [3]Codebase and CLI Refactoring
_execute→_dispatch).Minor Enhancements and Fixes
README.mdfeature list and tool/model documentation are updated for clarity and accuracy, including new tool examples and corrected feature descriptions. [1] [2] [3]These changes make it significantly easier for users to manage large projects with multiple task sets, providing both flexibility and improved documentation.