Hi,
On Wed, May 25, 2016 at 09:11:21AM +0200, Stephan Bergmann wrote:
> To me at least, the build-nocheck target looks like a useful tool for
> developers, not a "travesty".
Im not suggesting to kill what it does (building without running checks). Im
suggesting that we get module and toplevel targets to be consistent. Right now
they are IIRC:
| top-level | module
make (default goal) | build unitcheck | build unitcheck
make build-nocheck | build | ERROR -- no such target
make build | build unitcheck | build
make all | build unitcheck | build
make check | build unitcheck slowcheck | unitcheck slowcheck
| subsequentcheck |
I dont think that to trigger the same thing (plain build) there are different
commands is not particularly consistent or obvious and assume its a frequent
frustration for people not knowing the history[1]. So I would suggest to remove
build-nocheck and have "make build" and "make all" do the same on top-level as
on module level then[1].
Best,
Bjoern
[1] "make build" from toplevel just ignores the users obvious intend and goes
"HAHA, I know what is good for you and will just run tests anyway."
Its an entirely useless target on topl-level that we only have, so we can
hide build-nocheck behind its back.
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