Often build process these days creates a docker container. It is sensible to wrap the commands to build the container in Makefile, also you might want to run te

Often build process these days creates a docker container. It is sensible to wrap the commands to build the container in Makefile, also you might want to run tests before creating a build using docker-compose, use linters and other tools to check code quality, increment the build number and/or update version file etc. Eventually you'll realize it makes sense to have all of that in a single Makefile rather than scattered in multiple bash scripts.