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But I'd do exactly the same with .phony targets in a Makefile. Keep the targets short and move larger chunks of code to individual script files that are just ca
by trallnag 3y ago
But I'd do exactly the same with .phony targets in a Makefile. Keep the targets short and move larger chunks of code to individual script files that are just called from the Makefile
- BiteCode_dev 3y agoI don't disagree with any of that. I just prefer Python to make, it's easier for me and most colleagues I met to write and to debug. And making a custom Python function when I need more than bash inside the dodo file is great. But for someone used to make, why not used it?