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When creating tasks, the current version of snapctl only uses the command-line parameters associated with the snapctl task create ... command when a task is being created using a workflow manifest. In the case where a task is being created using a task manifest, any command-line parameters that are included in the snapctl task create ... command are silently ignored.
It would be much less confusing to the user if these command-line parameters were consistently applied for both of these use cases (creating a task using either a task manifest or a workflow manifest), with any command-line parameters that are set by the user when creating a task using a task manifest overriding the corresponding definitions for these parameters in the task manifest.
When creating tasks, the current version of
snapctlonly uses the command-line parameters associated with thesnapctl task create ...command when a task is being created using a workflow manifest. In the case where a task is being created using a task manifest, any command-line parameters that are included in thesnapctl task create ...command are silently ignored.It would be much less confusing to the user if these command-line parameters were consistently applied for both of these use cases (creating a task using either a task manifest or a workflow manifest), with any command-line parameters that are set by the user when creating a task using a task manifest overriding the corresponding definitions for these parameters in the task manifest.