desc "one" task :one do puts "one" end desc "all" task :all => [:one] desc "two" task :two do puts "two" end desc "all" task :all => [:two]
Now, if I look at rake --tasks I will see:
> rake --tasks rake one # one rake two # two rake all # all / all
Rake has duplicated the description for the :all task. Looking at the code for Rake I discovered that this can be avoided by terminating the :all task description with a period:
desc "one" desc "all." task :all => [:one] desc "one" desc "all." task :all => [:one]
> rake --tasks rake one # one rake two # two rake all # all.
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