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Our makefiles are responsible for running all of our tasks, but several targets are shaped like:
target: dep1 dep2 dep3
dep1:
docker run dep1
dep2:
docker run dep2
dep3:
docker run dep3
or
TASK1 = some bash command
TASK2 = some other bash command
target:
docker run sh -c "${TASK1} && ${TASK2}"
It would be nice if we could refactor this out into a top level makefile that is responsible for running all the top level tasks, which shell out to docker run <container> make <inner-target>. This should result in a cleaner and more managable task system without adding additional third party dependencies.
Our makefiles are responsible for running all of our tasks, but several targets are shaped like:
or
It would be nice if we could refactor this out into a top level makefile that is responsible for running all the top level tasks, which shell out to
docker run <container> make <inner-target>
. This should result in a cleaner and more managable task system without adding additional third party dependencies.┆Issue is synchronized with this Jira Task
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