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Use Task instead of Command
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that’s because I don’t think
dockerComposeTestis a good way to do it. We usedockerComposeUpto bring up the docker compose fleet and then run integration and functional tests against those containers.ok, reading 27 it sounds like you haven’t discovered http://www.scala-sbt.org/0.13/docs/Howto-Dynamic-Task.html
I have also been guilty of using
Commandto “get it done” but almost everything is better as aTask.