>From reading the examples, I've got an impression that tup is capable of discovering inputs and outputs not explicitly listed in the tupfiles by monitoring file I/O. How far does this feature go? Suppose I have a Tcl, Perl, or Python script A, which includes or calls script B, which includes or calls script C. The command specified in the tupfile would only mention running script A. Will a change to script C be noticed to trigger a rebuild or give a message/error? That would be a really awesome feature, as not everybody is diligent enough to always explicitly list their input sources. Evgenii
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