Rake task is not "grepable"
stereobooster opened this issue · comments
bundle exec rake -T | grep maintenance
# nothing
bundle exec rake -W maintenance:start
# nothing
bundle exec rake maintenance:start
# works just fine
Took me some time to find out what is going on.
Yeah, that's unfortunate. It's because turnout uses rake rules rather rather than rake tasks. I went into some detail on it in an earlier issue.