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by pdimitar
1256 days ago
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I strongly recommend `just`. I used it successfully with projects written in OCaml, Rust, Go, Elixir and Lua. Define a few tasks, give them 1-2 character aliases, profit. Super ergonomic. Though I have to admit, Go and Rust projects hardly needed `just`; the `go` program and the `cargo` tool are that good. I used `just` in them mostly to have short aliases and common names for tasks. |
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It depends on what you're producing as output.
One of my golang projects needs `-s -w -X '' -trimpath` along with separate GOOS and GOARCH depending on platform.
It is nice to have all that documented in a build file.