Change from dependencies to hooks

[xmnlab]

Currently we use the attribute dependencies to define dependencies among targets.

Although it works fine, but it is just a pre-run (setup) hook, and we would need to add support for post-run (teardown) hook as well.

Example:

version: 1.0
env-file: .env
groups:
  main:
    tasks:
      target1:
        help: target1
        run: echo "target 1"
      target2:
        help: target2
        run: echo "target 2"

  build:
    targets:
      clean:
        help: target clean
        hooks:
          pre-run: 
            - task: main.target1
          post-run:
            - task: main.target2
        run: echo "target clean"

[xmnlab]

change in the .makim.yaml layout

current state:

...

  build:
    targets:
      clean:
        help: target clean
        dependencies:
          - task: main.target1
            if: ${{ 1 == 1 }}
        run: echo "target clean"

...

  build:
    targets:
      clean:
        help: target clean
        hooks:
          pre-run: 
            - task: main.target1
              if: ${{ 1 == 1 }}
        run: echo "target clean"

example with post-run

...

  build:
    tasks:
      clean:
        help: target clean
        hooks:
          pre-run: 
            - task: main.target1a
              if: ${{ 1 == 1 }}
            - task: main.target1b
              if: ${{ 1 == 1 }}
          post-run:
            - task: main.target2a
              if: ${{ 1 == 1 }}
            - task: main.target2b
              if: ${{ 1 == 1 }}
        run: echo "target clean"

so for this last example, when makim build.clean is executed, it runs the code in the following order:

• (pre-run) main.target1a
• (pre-run) main.target1b
• run ("echo target clean")
• (post-run) main.target2a
• (post-run) main.target2b

[xmnlab]

done by @abhijeetSaroha #115
thank you