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by BiteCode_dev
1649 days ago
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Yes. Like make, it lets you define tasks with dependencies and targets, and rebuild only if one of them have changed. But I prefer it because: - it runs anywhere you have python. - it uses a clean syntax, and the parser is great at telling you about errors since it's python. - you get access to python's stdlib: string formatting, maths, etc. - you get access to python's ecosystem. Want to deal with timezone, hashing, crypto ? Sure you can. - you get access to python's tooling (debugger, formatter, linter). - you can still just use bash if you want. Easy things stay easy. |
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