An extra named object property

Grunt supports the ability to split each task configuration into several separate configurations allowing different task O Ptions to accommodate different scenarious, such as appling different settings to different files, for example. This feature is known as Multitasksand are achieved by adding a extra named Object property beneath each task Pro Perty name in the configuration section of the Gruntfile. Each of these multitask configuration objects are known as a target, and different targets can be run through Grunt one at A time, or all targets run together in the order that they is defined.

Grunt supports the partitioning of each task's configuration information into a number of separate configuration elements to enable different task options to be adapted to different usage scenarios. For example, apply different settings to different files. This attribute is called multitask (multi-tasking), and is implemented by adding an additional named object property under each task property name in the configuration section of Gruntfile. Each of these multi-tasking objects is called a target, and the different targets can be run one at a time through grunt, or they can run all targets in sequence, in the order defined by each target.

An extra named object property