A Rake task is basically a block. A block, except lambdas, doesn't support return but you can skip to the next statement using next
which in a rake task has the same effect of using return in a method.
task :foo do
puts "printed"
next
puts "never printed"
end
Or you can move the code in a method and use return in the method.
task :foo do
do_something
end
def do_something
puts "startd"
return
puts "end"
end
I prefer the second choice.
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