## 
# This example contains failing tasks (code != 0)
#
# Scenarios
#  - When running normally with `fzz` it will execute all tasks
#  and report the failings
#
#  - When running with `fzz --fail-fast` it exits once the first task fails.
# The execution sequence is top to down and left to right
#
- name: run a list of watches
  run: "echo complex | sed s/complex/third/g"
  change: 
    - "src/**"
    - "tests/**"
    - "examples/workdir/*.txt"
  ignore: "examples/workdir/ignored/**/*.txt"
  run_on_init: true

- name: tasks with errors
  run: 
    - 'echo before'
    - 'exit 1'
    - 'cat foo/bar/baz'
    - 'exit 125'
    - 'echo after'
  change: "examples/workdir/*.txt"
  ignore: "examples/workdir/ignored/**/*.txt"

- name: run another task with error
  run: 'cat baz/bar/foo'
  change: "examples/workdir/*.txt"
  ignore: "examples/workdir/ignored/**/*.txt"
  run_on_init: true

- name: run finally
  run: 'echo finally'
  change: "examples/workdir/*.txt"
  ignore: "examples/workdir/ignored/**/*.txt"
  run_on_init: true