I have a rake task, build
, that builds a single record for development
purposes. I want a supplemental rake task, build:all
, that builds a bunch
of different records. To keep things dry, build:all
should just invoke
build
a number of times.
namespace :build do
task :all do
predefined_list.each do |data|
Rake::Task["build"].invoke(data)
end
end
end
This doesn't work though. No matter how many items are in the list, the
build
task only seems to get run once. This is because by default tasks
can only be invoked once in a given context. To get around this, the task
needs to be reenabled after each invocation.
namespace :build do
task :all do
predefined_list.each do |data|
Rake::Task["build"].invoke(data)
Rake::Task["build"].reenable
end
end
end