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Use when a project needs a root Makefile that delegates to Makefile.local and Makefile.deploy with a self-documenting help banner
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Create a root Makefile that serves as the project entrypoint, delegating to Makefile.local (dev) and Makefile.deploy (ops).
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Create a root Makefile that serves as the project entrypoint, delegating to Makefile.local (dev) and Makefile.deploy (ops).
make help shows everythingbasename $(pwd)
Glob: Makefile, Makefile.local, Makefile.deploy
If Makefile exists, ask via AskUserQuestion:
Read references/root-makefile-template.makefile and customize:
{PROJECT_NAME} with detected project nameCreated root Makefile:
Delegates to:
Makefile.local - Development targets
Makefile.deploy - Deployment targets
Quick targets:
make install -> make -f Makefile.local install-dev
make test -> make -f Makefile.local test
make lint -> make -f Makefile.local lint
make build -> make -f Makefile.deploy build-image
make deploy -> make -f Makefile.deploy deploy
make ship -> build + push + deploy
Usage:
make help # Show all targets
make # Same as make help
Users should add project-specific targets to the "Quick Run" section:
run-api: ## Run API server
$(MAKE) -f Makefile.local run-api
run-worker: ## Run background worker
$(MAKE) -f Makefile.local run-worker