Document use of allow_concurrent_runs with long-running tasks (#20539)
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@ -50,6 +50,10 @@ There are two actions that drive the workflow of using tasks: `task: spawn` and
`task: spawn` opens a modal with all available tasks in the current file.
`task: rerun` reruns the most-recently spawned task. You can also rerun tasks from task modal.
By default, rerunning tasks reuses the same terminal (due to the `"use_new_terminal": false` default) but waits for the previous task to finish before start (due to the `"allow_concurrent_runs": false` default).
Keep `"use_new_terminal": false` and set `"allow_concurrent_runs": true` to allow cancelling previous tasks on rerun.
## Task templates
Tasks can be defined: