task 'list'/iterable to spaces.
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Start with the @task(iterable=['pkgs']) declaration and how the task receives pkgs when invoked as apt-i one two. Review the task argument parsing and iterable behavior; done means the expected space-separated value or documented usage is clear.
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Description
If I write a task for apt, for example $invoke apt-i one two
@task(iterable=['pkgs'])
def apt_i(c, pkgs):
cmd = "sudo apt-get -y -qq install " +pkgs
result = c.run(cmd)
how do I make it do spaces ?
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