Quick intro of 2 features I added recently into trunk.

By default doit will halt its execution whenever a task fails. There
was no execute the remaining tasks from a group (or all of them) after
the failing one. Of course you could still execute them
individually...

continue
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Now you can force doit to execute all specified tasks even if some of
them fails. Just use the "continue" flag.

$ doit --continue

ignore
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But lets say you want to keep the behavior of stopping execution on
task failure. And that you just want to ignore a task.

You can ignore it by using the "ignore" sub-command

$ doit ignore task_name task2_name

now when you run that task you will get a "!!!" before its name. It
will be ignored in all subsequent runs until you forget it:

$ doit forget task_name

Thats all, hope you will also this useful.

Cheers,
  Eduardo