Using `-d` option brakes path resolution within `includes`

[0xn3va]

Description

Hello team,

I tried to set the working directory using the -d option and include task file from another directory but Task incorrectly resolves the path for the included task file. You can follow the next steps to reproduce the issue:

1. Create temp directory cd $(mktemp -d)

2. Add shared task file to common.yml:

   version: '3'
   tasks:
     work:
       cmds:
         - echo 'Hello World from Task!'

3. Add task file to Taskfile.yml:

   version: '3'
   includes:
     common:
       taskfile: "{{.DIR_PATH}}/common.yml"
   tasks:
     default:
       cmds:
         - task common:work

4. Run the following command to confirm that everything working as expected when -d is not set:

   $ DIR_PATH="$(pwd)" task -t Taskfile.yml
   Hello World from Task!
   

5. Run the following command to reproduce the error:

   $ DIR_PATH="$(pwd)" task -d "$(mktemp -d)" -t Taskfile.yml 
   task: No Taskfile found at "/var/folders/yp/syl984812xsdsc7qv3zr7y4c0000gp/T/tmp.1inKucKbvp"
   task: Failed to run task "default": exit status 100
   

I tried to set dir within includes but nothing worked.

Version

Task version: 3.41.0 (pypi)

Operating system

macos

Experiments Enabled

No response

Example Taskfile

# common.yml
version: '3'
tasks:
  work:
    cmds:
      - echo 'Hello World from Task!'

# Taskfile.yml
version: '3'
includes:
  common:
    taskfile: "{{.DIR_PATH}}/common.yml"
tasks:
  default:
    cmds:
      - task common:work

[0xn3va]

Sorry for the false alarm! I found that my Taskfile.yml is missing colon in task: common:work