Support multiple tasks in --task
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Based on the discussion in fwup-home#185 The idea is that you can specify a list of tasks with `-t` and fwup will try each one until the first success supporting a "fallback" behavior
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Based on the discussion in #185
The idea is that you can specify a list of tasks with
-tand fwup will try each one until the first success supporting a "fallback" behavior.This isn't quite working, but pushing up draft for now so someone smarter than me may see why while I'm figuring it out. It seems to work for one task still, but specifying
task1:task2breaks whentask1does not exist. It seems my check of trying to avoid a non-existent task is not working