On Fri, 7 Aug 2020 at 14:55, Markus Armbruster <arm...@redhat.com> wrote: > I'm notoriously conservative in my choice of tools, and GNU Make is a > much better tool than some people give it credit for, but I've long felt > we've pushed it beyond its limits.
The thing is, it feels somewhat like we're already pushing Meson beyond *its* limits instead... (it can't do everything we want it to, we've already had to get at least one new feature added upstream for our benefit, and in other places we're having to change our existing conventions to placate Meson). This would be an easier sell if it was "this is all straightforward and Meson has all the functionality we need". I admit that I'm partly feeling a bit more conservative about tooling right now because we just switched the docs to Sphinx and Sphinx has turned out to have some annoying problems we didn't foresee. So taking another tool from the Python universe isn't hugely appealing. (This is not a 'nak'; I'm just expressing my unease.) thanks -- PMM
