What can I write in the cmd field while defining templates?

[nullptr-yxw]

After reading the tutorial, I configured the plugin like this:

--lua/plugin/overseer.lua
return {
    "stevearc/overseer.nvim",
    enabled = true,
    config = function()
        require("overseer").setup({
            templates = { "builtin", "user.xmake_run" },
        })
    end,
}

--lua/overseer/template/user/xmake_run.lua
return {
  name = "xmake_run",
  builder = function()
    -- Full path to current file (see :help expand())
    local file = vim.fn.expand("%:p")
    return {
      cmd = { "xmake build -w && xmake run" },
      components = { { "on_output_quickfix", open = true }, "default" },
    }
  end,
  condition = {
    filetype = { "cpp" },
  },
}

But the :OverseerRun cannot run as expect, and the output is like this:

[ERROR] Strategy 'terminal' failed to start for task 'xmake build -w && xmake run': Vim:E475: Invalid value for
argument cmd: 'xmake build -w && xmake run' is not executable

It looks as if xmake build -w && xmake run is not allowed to be given to the cmd field, so what can be given to that field?

[baahrens]

I think if you use && to run multiple commands you have to pass in a string:

 cmd = "xmake build -w && xmake run"

[nullptr-yxw]

That's ok, thanks you very much