add support for command line arguments in grunt task runner#82819
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Nice change! Looks like you also fixed a bug. Thanks for the sample repository, it made it quick and easy to test this.
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This PR fixes #66748
This PR adds the support to pass task arguments from grunt task runner extension. I have created a sample repository (as suggested by @alexr00) for checking the functionality here. Steps to check the functionality:
npm installtasks.jsonof the sample repository. This task passes a command line argument to the task runner