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by ricardobeat
3223 days ago
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It sounds like you're both using it for different purposes. What the parent commenter meant is that this doesn't completely overlap with Make's feature set. Make has intrinsic knowledge about how to build, compile, detect changes and recompile source code, and more. If you're using make solely as a task runner then yes, this could be a much more developer-friendly replacement. |
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