Refreshing `sources` hash on file save on yaml files

[WesselAtWork]

On yaml file saves, the Task extension automaticity refreshes something that causes sources defined (that includes the yaml file) to be rehashed.
This means that the moment I change the yaml file, it's hash is updated leading to a situation where no tasks with it in the sources will ever be able to run because the hash is always refreshed before a task is executed.

I know it's something the Task Extension is doing, because when I disable the extension, the problem goes away.

This only happens to yaml files defined in the sources list.

Example

Where is a setup that should display the strange behaviour.

Taskfile,yml

version: '3'

tasks:
  default:
    cmds:
    - task: txt
    - task: json
    - task: yaml
  yaml:
    sources: ["*.yaml"]
    cmds:
      - cmd: echo Yaml Test
  txt:
    sources: ["*.txt"]
    cmds:
      - cmd: echo Text Test
  json:
    sources: ["*.json"]
    cmds:
      - cmd: echo Json Test

test.yaml

test: test

test.json

{
    "test": "test"
}

test.txt

test

Change the yaml file and then save it to observe the hash changin in the checksums folder

Debug

I opend the output dialoug for task: Task (Debug) and noticed that when I save the test.yaml file, it cuases this message to apear

Detected changes to taskfile
Searching for taskfile in: "c:\testing"
Found taskfile: "c:\testing\Taskfile.yml"

I thought it might be somehow picking up the Taskfile, but moving the test.yaml to a sub directory and then updating the sources yielded the same result.

Platform

• Task version: 3.44.1
• Operating System: Windows amd64

[jynolen]

I end with save behavior