How to use the @ui5/builder.tasks function in @ui5/builder
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SAP / ui5-project / lib / projectPreprocessor.js View on Github 
handleTask(extension) {
if (!extension.metadata && !extension.metadata.name) {
throw new Error(`Task extension ${extension.id} is missing 'metadata.name' configuration`);
}
if (!extension.task) {
throw new Error(`Task extension ${extension.id} is missing 'task' configuration`);
}
const taskRepository = require("@ui5/builder").tasks.taskRepository;
const taskPath = path.join(extension.path, extension.task.path);
const task = require(taskPath); // throws if not found
taskRepository.addTask(extension.metadata.name, task);
}return projectPreprocessor.processTree(tree).then((parsedTree) => {
t.deepEqual(parsedTree.dependencies.length, 0, "Application project has no dependencies");
const taskRepository = require("@ui5/builder").tasks.taskRepository;
t.truthy(taskRepository.getTask("task.a"), "task.a has been added to the task repository");
});
});
