W dniu 2014-08-12 14:40, BogDan Vatra pisze:
Hello,
Is there any way to define targets in tup? I've seen how to use
variants, but they are not enough. I'd like to use the targets for
running slow operations e.g.tests (tup run_qemu_tests), and I really
don't want to run them every time when I run "tup upd".
Cheers,
BogDan.
Tup does not aim to be a tool for running tests and stuff like that, so
it's really easier to have a Makefile and there you can have:
all:
tup
test:
# do whatever you want...
If you really want to do that with tup you can have sth like that by
specifying folder, for example if you have folders src/ and test/ doing
"tup src" will only parse and execute Tupfiles under src/, and "tup
test" would do only what is needed for Tupfiles under test/. If these
depend on src/, this hierarchy would be built too.
It's not so elegant and there are probably many limitations, so it's
really better to use the first approach.
Regards,
FCh
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