Do not execute Multiple cmd

[manigandaprabu]

exec: {
echo_something: 'echo "This is something"',
cmd: 'lessc --source-map=main.map less/main.less css/main.css',
cmd: 'lessc --source-map=file2.map less/file2.less css/file2.css'
},
which execute last cmd only

[ghost]

Use && between the commands in the same line

exec: {
cmd: 'lessc --source-map=main.map less/main.less css/main.css && lessc --source-map=file2.map less/file2.less css/file2.css'
},

[gwicksted]

Closing but will enhance documentation to address this.

[cobbdb]

Would be very nice if cmd also accepted a set of commands:

mytask: {
    cmd: [
        'echo first',
        'echo second'
    ]
}

[gwicksted]

@cobbdb I'll look into adding this. In the meantime, you can have multiple named tasks under exec or concatenate them together as demonstrated above.

[cobbdb]

Just saw comment in #73.. so simple love it. For others searching, here is my example from above updated to work for current version:

mytask: {
    cmd: [
        'echo first',
        'echo second'
    ].join('&&')
}

[importerror]

Direct execution of the multiple commands:
mytask: [ 'echo first', 'echo second' ]