FeatureIncomple

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   by FeatureIncomple 8y ago

   > I often have a lot of intermediate build artifacts/stages I don't know your use case in depth, but I don't see why Task wouldn't work for you, since it's similar to Make in this regard. You can have multiple ta
2. 32.▲
   by FeatureIncomple 8y ago

   > I still often use rake, even tho it does make some golang people vomit LOL. I love both Go and Ruby. Each of them shines on different scenarios.
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   by FeatureIncomple 8y ago

   It's not solely about syntax. Have you tried using Make on Windows? I know, I also prefer Unix-like systems over Windows (and I barely use Windows these days anymore), but for those that need Windows support, it's a miserable ex
4. 34.▲
   by FeatureIncomple 8y ago

   Yeah, a contributing guide would be nice. Thanks for the suggestion. I'm curious on why Make runs twice faster to you, since in most cases the difference should be negligible (i.e. the Task overhead should be insignificant compared to
5. 35.▲
   by FeatureIncomple 8y ago

   Thanks for these words! Although I don't think this tool is perfect, I created Task exactly due my frustration with Make and the lack of decent alternatives. Let me know if you any feedback after you try it.
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   Show HN: Task – A simple build tool written in Go(taskfile.org)

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