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> "do", which always rebuilds everything, To rebuild everything with Make, you can use the -B switch: -B, --always-make Unconditionally ma
by bnegreve 13y ago
> "do", which always rebuilds everything,
To rebuild everything with Make, you can use the -B switch:
-B, --always-make
Unconditionally make all targets.
- mprovost 13y agoIt's not doing it as a feature but as a fallback. If you don't install the whole redo program but just include a "do" script it doesn't do dependency tracking so it just rebuilds everything. If you install redo itself it's much smarter and only rebuilds what is needed.
- bnegreve 13y agoI see. Nice feature.