> And using a single messy file is usually not a good pattern. I find my Justfiles rarely ever get large enough to become messy, and then I just factor out the

> And using a single messy file is usually not a good pattern. I find my Justfiles rarely ever get large enough to become messy, and then I just factor out the large tasks as scripts and it's all nice and tidy again. Almost all of my projects with a Dockerfile have docker-build and docker-run-local just tasks and those are pretty much always one-liners, and usually that's as complex as it gets. I treat Justfiles more like runnable readmes than a framework for homebrew build systems; if I need a proper build system, I'm probably going to invoke it via a one-liner in a just task.