A new release of Hacé my make-like tool backed by Croupier is out!

New in this version

Features

• Set vari­ables from the com­mand line
• Al­low pass­ing out­put files as ar­gu­ments
• Au­to mode works bet­ter
• Han­dle bo­gus ar­gu­ments bet­ter
• Made --question more verbose, and only report stale tasks matching arguments
• New -k option to keep going after errors.
• Switched to croupi­er main, sup­ports de­pend­ing on di­rec­to­ries
• Au­to­mat­i­cal­ly build bi­na­ries for re­lease
• Gen­er­al house­keep­ing
• Build it­self us­ing a Hace­file in­stead of a Make­file
• Re­ject if two tasks share out­puts (lim­i­ta­tion of croupi­er for now)

Bugs Fixed:

• Warn about un­known tasks used in com­mand line
• Tasks with out­puts passed wrong tar­get to croupi­er
• Com­mand out­put was not vis­i­ble in the log.

Full Changel­og: v0.1.2...v0.1.3

A new release of Hacé my make-like tool backed by Croupier is out!

Version v0.1.2

• Make tasks not be de­fault by de­fault. This means that if you
  don't spec­i­fy a task when in­vok­ing hace, noth­ing will hap­pen.

  This is a break­ing change.

• Added self to ex­posed vari­ables in tasks. This can be used
  to achieve what you would use $@ or oth­er au­to­mat­ic vari­ables
  in Make­files.

• Added -f op­tion to spec­i­fy a Hace­file to use.

• Added -n op­tion to do a dry run.

• Added al­ways_run flag for tasks which caus­es them to al­ways
  run even if their de­pen­den­cies are un­changed.

• Im­ple­ment­ed --ques­tion flag to ask if a task should be run.

• Im­ple­ment­ed au­to com­mand, which con­tin­u­ous­ly re­builds as need­ed
  re­act­ing to filesys­tem changes.

A new release of Hacé my make-like tool backed by Croupier is out!

First ac­tu­al re­lease. While the tool is not fea­ture com­plete by any mean­s,
it does some stuff and what it does it seems to do well.

For de­tails on what it can and can't do, see the
README.