Hey Sergey, Thank you for this in-depth example. This is helpful.
Would you happen to know why $3 is necessary, and why one can't write to $1 directly? I'm working on a project that involves cloning & compiling musl-gcc, and am cuious whether redo could be a good fit. I've cloned musl, and I have the following in /bin/musl-gcc.do: cd /usr/src/musl find . -name '*.[ch]' | xargs redo-ifchange ./configure --prefix=/usr && make install syslibdir=/lib If I `redo /bin/musl-gcc.do`, it will complain that I am overwriting the target(redo-python) or it will just truncate the target(redo-c). Maybe this usecase is irrelevant to the scope of redo, though I'm not sure. What do you think? Jeremy
