Make is for tracking dependencies between targets, and rebuilding stuff. Looks like pyinvoke does some glorified scripting, or something. I will never understan

Make is for tracking dependencies between targets, and rebuilding stuff. Looks like pyinvoke does some glorified scripting, or something. I will never understand why so many people have no idea how to use Make, but are convinced that it is terrible, and then try to fix it by reimplementing some tiny subset of its functionality. Make is great. Learn it an use it. Its limitations are well-known, but easy-enough to work around. Fixing them properly requires lots and lots of complexity, and you get bazel when you try. And it's way overkill for all but the biggest projects, which is why Make has been so successful.