import "github.com/snapcore/snapd/overlord/state" func main() { tasks := state.NewTaskSet() task := state.NewTask("DeployApp") task.AddCommand("docker build -t myapp .") task.AddCommand("docker run -p 8080:80 myapp") tasks.Add(task) }
import "github.com/snapcore/snapd/overlord/state" func main() { tasks := state.NewTaskSet() task := state.NewTask("DeployApp") task.AddCommand("docker build -t myapp .") task.AddCommand("docker run -p 8080:80 myapp") tasks.Add(task) tasks.Run(task) }In this example, we run the "DeployApp" task that we created earlier using the task set's `Run` method. This method executes all of the commands added to the task in the order they were added, and ensures that the task completes successfully before moving on to the next task in the set. Based on the package name and import path, it seems that the go github.com.snapcore.snapd.overlord.state Task package is part of the Snapd project, which is a package management system for Linux. It provides a command-line interface for installing and managing Linux applications packaged as snaps.