Hi!
I have the following directory structure:
doit.lua
Tupfile
subdir/in.txt
The Tupfile contains the following single rule:
: |> lua doit.lua |> out.txt
When I run `tup init` followed by `tup todo`, I get this output:
# tup todo
[ tup ] Scanning filesystem...
Tup phase 2: The following directories must be parsed:
50% .
100% subdir
Run 'tup parse' to proceed to phase 3.
According to the documentation of `tup todo`, I expected it to utter
that `lua doit.lua` will be run. Instead, tup says I should run
`tup parse`, which is not mentioned in the manual.
The simple question is: Is this the expected behaviour?
I'm running tup v0.7.4-27-g4804ea7 on Windows.
Regards,
Matthias
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