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I've been using 'just' for running a set of commands that I can't be bothered to remember. It makes it easier to come back to a project after a few weeks, beca
by dimator 3y ago
I've been using 'just' for running a set of commands that I can't be bothered to remember.
It makes it easier to come back to a project after a few weeks, because you don't have to remember the N commands you were using to iterate/test, you only have to remember the 'just' invocation.
For some reason, it feels like a more natural fit for this than 'make'