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I came across the Pants build system [1] the other day, which looks like it shares some similarities. Though currently very specific to Python. The value propo
by bitdivision 6y ago
I came across the Pants build system [1] the other day, which looks like it shares some similarities. Though currently very specific to Python.
The value proposition is also a bit more clearly defined there [2]
[1]: https://www.pantsbuild.org/docs/welcome-to-pants https://www.pantsbuild.org/docs/welcome-to-pants
[2]: https://www.pantsbuild.org/docs/how-does-pants-work https://www.pantsbuild.org/docs/how-does-pants-work
- tatskaari 6y agoHey, Please maintainer here! One of the big differences to the other Blaze like build systems is Please actually doesn't treat any of the built in languages any differently to other languages. They are implemented entirely in the build language which is totally open to you as a consumer of Please. Another big difference is Please is written in Go so there's no dependency on VMs or runtimes.
- klodolph 6y agoBazel is moving in that direction too—the C/C++ rules are built-in, but they’re slowly being extracted into Starlark.