I suggest you to use this if you have lots of tasks in the namespace.

task :my_tasks do Rake.application.in_namespace(:my_tasks){|namespace| namespace.tasks.each{|t| t.invoke}} end 

And then you can run all tasks in the namespace by:

rake my_tasks 

With this, you don't need to worry to change your :all task when you add new tasks into that namespace.

I suggest you to use this if you have lots of tasks in the namespace.

task :my_tasks do Rake.application.in_namespace(:my_tasks){|namespace| namespace.tasks.each(&:invoke)} end 

And then you can run all tasks in the namespace by:

rake my_tasks 

With this, you don't need to worry to change your :all task when you add new tasks into that namespace.

I suggest you to use this if you have lots of tasks in the namespace.

task :my_tasks do Rake.application.in_namespace(:my_tasks){|x| x.tasks.each{|t| t.invoke}} end 

And then you can run all tasks in the namespace by:

rake my_tasks 

With this, you don't need to worry to change your :all task when you add new tasks into that namespace.

I suggest you to use this if you have lots of tasks in the namespace.

task :my_tasks do Rake.application.in_namespace(:my_tasks){|namespace| namespace.tasks.each{|t| t.invoke}} end 

And then you can run all tasks in the namespace by:

rake my_tasks 

With this, you don't need to worry to change your :all task when you add new tasks into that namespace.