Now you might think it should have a name like: Hay Magnumator 8000 but it doesn't.
It doesn't take long playing with Rake before you starting thinking of it like the
Hay Magnumator 8000. By Rake, I'm referring to Ruby's Rake - the
Ruby Build Automator (
"Make for Ruby").
You can access your list of available Rake Tasks from your Rails project simply by typing
rake -T or bundle exec rake -T
But if you do a lot of pre-run tasks you're Rake Task list can end up looking like this:
Here's a tip:
If some of these tasks are actually "private" tasks that only get called by other Rake tasks,
leave off the "desc" line in the task definition. And Voila, your rake -T list will get a lot cleaner.