fix: show error when --tasks flag doesn't match any tasks in build command #10027
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…mmand Previously, when running `bit build --tasks <non-existent-task>`, it would show a success message like "Running build pipeline using 6 environment(s), total 0 tasks. Succeeded in 10s" even though no tasks matched the filter. Now it properly throws an error indicating which tasks were not found and lists all available tasks to help users correct their command.
luvkapur
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Oct 3, 2025
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Fixes an issue where
bit build --tasks <non-existent-task>would show a misleading success message instead of an error.Before:
After:
Changes:
calculatePipelineOrder()to check if task filtering resulted in an empty queue