Hello, I wanted to ask if there is an opportunity to specify the execution of commands in the terminal as a task ? I tried to create a function inside which I just call the command I need using python.

@task(name="synchronise data")
def sync_data() -> None:
    """Sync data to remote server"""
    print("Start synchronisation")
    rsync_cmd = (
        f"rsync "
        f"-avzx "
        f"--no-perms "
        f"--progress "
        f"{my_data_folder} "
        f"{my_server}:{servers_sync_folder}"
    )

    return None

It works great and logs, but I have no way of knowing if this task has failed with an error. Or not. I can find out about this only by looking through the logs.

rsync: [sender] write error: Broken pipe (32)

But python itself believes that the command has completed successfully )

that task isn't actually calling the shell command though right? its just constructing a string?

@Joshua Greenhalgh Thank you 👍