I need to be able to run custom tasks against a Discourse forum. Is there any way of loading rake tasks defined in a plugin so that these can be used in production?
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I think this should work. Just put them in the same directory in the plugin as where they live in core.
I’ve done this in the past with creating a rake task that runs after another but haven’t created a standalone task.
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Yep this works. It didn’t appear to work for me at first hence me asking the question, but I’ve tried this again and works first time.
I added my rake task in lib/tasks in my plugin. Thought I’d confirm this works for anyone else that stumbles upon this.
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Anyone experience lib/tasks rake tasks executing twice? Ours seems to execute twice from rake subscriptions:procourse_convert.
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Hi @kimardenmiller , did you ever find an answer to why your rake task executes twice?
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I think it might have had something to do with declaring the same method in two places, which I think caused it to run twice. Not verified, but check for that.
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MODIFICA: Penso di aver capito come succede.
Non segue molto la convenzione, o forse troppo.
Il problema è se si fa riferimento al file rake in plugin.rb, sembra che venga eseguito due volte, ma il task rake è incluso anche se non lo si fa riferimento, quindi non è necessario caricarlo durante l’inizializzazione.
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Per quanto ne so, non c’è alcuna logica specifica di discourse qui. La mia ipotesi è che i file di task vengano caricati automaticamente se hai definito un ::Rails::Engine per il tuo plugin?
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