Add overload to WithCriteria which prints a message
See original GitHub issueIt would be nice to have an overload of the WithCriteria
extension which takes a message which will be printed out in case of the criteria being false, additionally to the Skipping task: xy
text. This would allow to give some information why a task was skipped to the user.
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@gtbuchanan the task message is written with
Verbose
verbosity, so you need to launch Cake withVerbose
orDiagnostic
verbosity to see it.I’m seeing this was included with v0.28, but I’m using v0.30 on Windows and it’s not showing the custom messages… Is there some sort of configuration I need to turn on?