defered tasks and commands cannot be silenced

[joelanford]

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• Task version: v3.21.0
• Operating System: darwin/arm64

I tried to use the typical Cmd structure within a defer-ed command:

version: '3'
tasks:
  hello:
    cmds:
    - mkdir -p testdir
    - defer:
        cmd: "rm -rf testdir"
        silence: true
    - echo "Hello, World!" > testdir/hello.txt
    - cat testdir/hello.txt

And running task hello resulted in:

$ task hello
task: Failed to parse Taskfile.yaml:
yaml: line 6: invalid keys in command

Turns out, both cmd and silence are invalid keys within defer, which was surprising to me since the examples look like the syntax for a non-deferred command.

Not sure if this is a bug or a feature request, but I'm going to guess bug since this was a surprising outcome (to me at least).

Is there some reason that the defer structure isn't just a Cmd that disallows nested defers?

[Omicron7]

The schema for defer says it takes only a string, and not a Command object.

I believe this would be a feature request. I also would like the ability to defer another task, and not just a cmd.

defer:
  task: named_task

[vmaerten]

Completed in #1879