add aliases for electron:dev, electron:start, and docsite:start tasks #1651
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22-64: Consider establishing a consistent aliasing strategyWhile the aliases work as intended, it would be beneficial to establish a consistent naming convention for aliases across all tasks. Consider adopting one of these approaches:
- Use prefixed aliases (e.g.,
e:dev,e:start,doc:start)- Use full context names (e.g.,
electron-dev,electron-start,docsite-start)This would help prevent naming conflicts and make the purpose of each alias immediately clear to users.
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63-64: LGTM! Well-chosen alias name
The alias docsite is specific and clearly indicates its purpose. This is a good example of how aliases should be named.
22-23: Consider a more specific alias name
The alias dev is quite generic and could potentially conflict with other development tasks in the future. Consider using a more specific alias like edev or electron-dev to better indicate its purpose.
Let's check for any potential naming conflicts in the codebase:
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Avoid using 'start' alias for electron:start task to prevent confusion
The verification reveals multiple tasks using 'start' in the codebase:
electron:start(the task in question)docsite:start(usesyarn start)- Storybook server start command
Adding a generic 'start' alias to electron:start could indeed lead to confusion since there are multiple start-related tasks in the system. Using a more specific alias like estart or electron-start would better indicate its purpose and avoid potential naming conflicts with other start commands.
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Reconsider using the generic 'start' alias
The alias start is extremely common and could be confusing as it's typically associated with the primary application start command. Consider using a more specific alias like estart or electron-start to clearly indicate its purpose.
Let's check for any potential naming conflicts:
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#!/bin/bash
# Search for any other usage of 'start' as a task name or alias
rg -i '\b(task|alias).*start\b' --type yaml
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#!/bin/bash
# Let's try a different approach to find task definitions and aliases
fd 'Taskfile.yml' --type f --exec cat {} \; | grep -i 'start'
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24-24: Clarify the build options syntaxThe syntax
<embedded,public>might be confusing to users. Consider adding an explanation of what each option does and whether users need to choose one or can use both.Suggested addition:
task docsite:build:<embedded,public> + +# Options: +# - embedded: Builds documentation for embedding within the application +# - public: Builds documentation for the public websiteBUILD.md (1)
115-123: Consider adding a note about task aliasesWhile the shorter commands are more convenient, it might be helpful to add a note explaining these are aliases for the electron-specific tasks, especially for new contributors who might need to understand which component they're working with.
Suggested addition before the Development server section:
+Note: The following commands use aliases for better usability: +- `task dev` is an alias for `task electron:dev` +- `task start` is an alias for `task electron:start` + ### Development server
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16-16: Verify the new task alias exists
The command change from yarn start to task docsite aligns with the PR objectives.
✅ Verification successful
Task alias docsite exists and is correctly configured
The verification confirms that:
- The task alias
docsiteexists as an alias fordocsite:starttask - The task is properly configured to run
yarn startin thedocsdirectory - Both
docsite:build:embeddedanddocsite:build:publictasks are also present
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# Verify the docsite task alias exists in Taskfile.yml
rg -A 5 'docsite:' Taskfile.yml
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BUILD.md (2)
115-115: Verify the dev task alias exists
The command change from task electron:dev to task dev makes the command more concise.
✅ Verification successful
Command change to task dev is valid and properly aliased
The verification confirms that task dev is correctly aliased to the electron:dev task in the Taskfile.yml. This makes the command more concise while maintaining the same functionality.
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#!/bin/bash
# Verify the dev task alias exists and maps to electron:dev
rg -A 5 'electron:dev|aliases.*dev' Taskfile.yml
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123-123: Verify the start task alias exists
The command change from task electron:start to task start makes the command more concise.
✅ Verification successful
Command change to task start is valid and correctly aliased
The verification confirms that task start is a valid alias for the electron:start task in the Taskfile.yml. The alias mapping is correctly configured, making the command change both valid and more concise.
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#!/bin/bash
# Verify the start task alias exists and maps to electron:start
rg -A 5 'electron:start|aliases.*start' Taskfile.yml
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