Hooks are all executed at the same time.
So you're proposing to adapt the current behavior of the hooks? As far as I'm concerned, that would be a breaking change for some existing configurations. Right?
Hooks are all executed at the same time.
What i forgot: the result.
Could be implemented in a similar fashion to task and timing, but will only be allowed if timing is after or afterAll or any. Possible values: `success
Hooks are all executed at the same time.
Alternate Syntax I think we have a conflict between ease of configuration and versatility of the configuration. Maybe this can be resolved with a syntax like this (here for the pausing/unpausing…
Hooks are all executed at the same time.
Maybe the current behavior could be achieved with an alternate syntax like:
hooks:
before_everything:
if_prune:
- echo "Start of all actions, prune will be performed."