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When the sort mode is "default", tasks and namespaces in the sidebar are now ordered by their location.line property, preserving the original definition order from the Taskfile. Namespaces are positioned by the smallest line number of their contained tasks, scoped to the parent Taskfile to prevent included files from altering the order. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
taskfile.tree.sortis set to"default", tasks and namespaces in the sidebar are now sorted by theirlocation.lineproperty, preserving the original definition order from the Taskfiletaskfile.ts, addedtypestotsconfig.json, addedpnpm-workspace.yamlto.gitignoreCloses #230
Test plan
taskfile.tree.sortset to"alphanumeric"and"none"to verify no regressionpnpm compile && pnpm lint)🤖 Generated with Claude Code