There might come a time that we would like to enqueue the running of the existing tasks from within our own task. This practice is not recommended because a well-designed task should usually be focused on a particular function and remain loosely coupled from other tasks. Tasks designed in this fashion generally tend to be more robust and useful in a larger variety of situations.
In this example, we'll work with the basic project structure we created in the Installing Grunt on a project recipe in Chapter 1, Getting Started with Grunt. Be sure to refer to it if you are not yet familiar with its contents.
If any of the steps in this recipe seem hard to follow, be sure to check out the Creating a basic task recipe provided earlier in this chapter.