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Since floating windows now support footers, it would be useful to display the command being run in the footer (if a float is being used for displaying the output in a separate window)

Tasks should be allowed to contain a table of commands instead of just a single command.

• The added commands should go to the same cmd field, but instead each command should have a string key and a string or a table value, so the different commands may be identified with their own names, and the multiple command value may be distinguished from the single command value.
• When multiple commands are added, before running the task, a user should select the command they want to run in a popup.

Example

cmd = {
  run = {"go", "run", "."},
  build = {"go", "build", "."}
}

When executing a task with such value the user would be then prompted with a popup containing the lines:

run
build

Is there any way to run a command on each file when the generator generates a task during startup? I'd like to have persistence by having it reconnect to a tmux session if it exists.

Add default generators that run the current file. For example, a generator should check whether the current file contains a main function, and generate a task for running it, if it does (this would be useful for filetypes such as c, c++, java).

Something like this is currently already implemented for Go default generators
(It generates a task for a file only if it contains main package and main function), and for Lua.

Now there is lock task spec to (not) allow changing the command before running the task but sometimes you want to edit the command sometimes you don't want.

An option to allow changing the command sometimes is, for example, Return run the command without changing it, Ctrl-Return allow changing the command before running.