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in the main task command the input variables should appear (left to right) in order of dependence
In theory, it should be possible to remove this limitation. In the variable resolver, when encountering an input that does not exist in the UserInputContext, it should be possible to execute that input in that moment. The arguments to CommandHandler are args (can be looked up through other means), userInputContext (we have it in the variable resolver), context (we get it from activate, so it could be piped through to the variable resolver), and subprocess (just an import).
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In theory, it should be possible to remove this limitation. In the variable resolver, when encountering an input that does not exist in the UserInputContext, it should be possible to execute that input in that moment. The arguments to
CommandHandler
are args (can be looked up through other means), userInputContext (we have it in the variable resolver), context (we get it fromactivate
, so it could be piped through to the variable resolver), and subprocess (just an import).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: