Description

It seems that every time a defer: command is run, variable templates are re-evaluated. This is problematic when using nondeterministic variable definitions that include things like the randInt builtin. In addition, this breaks from the behavior of normal commands where all executions seem to share the same variable values.

For example, I would expect the example task to print the same path value 4 times, but instead it prints 2 of the same path then 2 more different paths (a total of 3 unique paths).

Version

3.43.2

Operating system

Windows

Experiments Enabled

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Example Taskfile

tasks:
  test:
    vars:
      DIR: '{{.ROOT_DIR}}/temp-{{randInt 1000000 9999999}}'
    cmds:
      - echo "{{.DIR}}"
      - defer: echo "{{.DIR}}"
      - defer: echo "{{.DIR}}"
      - echo "{{.DIR}}"