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Adding support for custom commands in frontend and setup targets. #195

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# E.g., ${docroot}/sites/all/themes/custom/mytheme.
dir: ${docroot}
# E.g., `npm install` or `bower install`.
command: echo 'Hello world!'
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I'm not crazy about "Hello world" here.

I think it could be confusing to see it go past during a build, out of context.

I'd rather see something like echo 'Frontend build not configured.

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Good idea.

<foreach list="${project.themes}" param="frontend.theme" target="frontend:build:run"/>
</then>
</if>
<target name="frontend:build" description="Uses gulp to build front end dependencies for all themes.">
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The description here feels a bit misleading to me. As a user I might expect there to already be some magic built in to find and compile my sass files with gulp. It's not clear by the description that I would need to define the command in my project.yml file. Unless I'm missing something which very well could be the case...

@grasmash grasmash deleted the custom-tasks branch July 21, 2016 17:37
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