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I do the same except I use shell scripts. script/fmt, script/lint etc are consistent across projects even though the implementation details differ. I only use m

I do the same except I use shell scripts. script/fmt, script/lint etc are consistent across projects even though the implementation details differ. I only use make for actually making files. It’s great for that, but it’s a pretty crappy replacement for a shell script.

ashishb 1y ago
Make is a good replacement for shell script. Especially, given how bad the defaults in bash are https://ashishb.net/programming/better-bash/ https://ashishb.net/programming/better-bash/ > I do the same except I use shell scripts. script/fmt, script/lint Do you create a separate file for every single target then?
- akdev1l 1y ago
  > Make is a good replacement for shell script. it’s not, you need to start thinking about .PHONY targets and other stuff quite quickly