EGOIST

In terms of security, I think `require-from-string` isn't that bad since the code it runs isn't untrusted code, the code is written by you or the one the trust 😅...

`-- task arguments` seems the best solution so far.

Or treat flags before task name as maid flags, but treat arguments after the task name as task arguments: ```bash maid --section foo lint --fix ``` This is also how...

@olstenlarck the implementation or the usage? 😂

I guess this is unnecessary and it will be impossible to pass arguments to the task. https://github.com/egoist/maid#read-command-line-arguments

anyone wanna apply?

@jakepearson added

that's neat but I'm afraid that it will cause confusion.

what about something like `maid global build` which will run `build` task from the maidfile in user's home dir 🤔

hmm can you help me understand the use case? I don't want to make it overly complex.