fix: special variable type errors in vars with no task context #2107
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Fixes #2106
Also related to:
The fundamental issue is that some special variables are not available when evaluating variables outside of a task. This causes the error seen in #2106 and has actually been an issue for a while. However, it was only surfaced in 3.42 because of the refactor in #2084 which moved a call to
GetTaskfileVariables
without moving the correspondingif len(tf.Dotenv) == 0 {...}
check.This PR fixes both of these issues:
nil
. This avoids type errors like the one seen in Version 3.42 breaks some variable usages inside go templates #2106.GetTaskfileVariables
again.