use-taskfile

Automate project workflow management by invoking Taskfile tasks to build, test, migrate, and run services deterministically. This replaces manual commands with consistent, repeatable workflows defined in a Taskfile.yml configuration.

Running common project operations in a Go-based project is best handled by executing predefined Taskfile tasks. This approach covers categories like api, importer, evaluator, and tests, ensuring deterministic execution.

Yes, you need a Taskfile.yml to define tasks before running project services. This skill requires a Taskfile.yml setup to invoke specific tasks for building, testing, migrating, and managing project operations.

Apply database migrations using Taskfile by running the `task migrate:up` command. This executes the specific migration task defined in your Taskfile.yml, ensuring deterministic task execution for your project.

Yes, you can integrate Taskfile tasks with Docker or local services. The skill supports deterministic task execution while seamlessly interacting with your Docker containers or local development environment.

Taskfile task discovery works by listing available Taskfile tasks and their descriptions. This allows developers to quickly identify and execute the correct task for project operations like building, testing, or migrating.