> That doesn’t seem useful to me since one can add, e.g., > > postConfigure = "set -x"; > > And it slightly obscures the code. > > Revert?
You noticed that - now you always see all configure flags. Previously only some were printed. - this obscuring method makes it possible to add -j and -l flags in one place rather than in multiple places. How do you feel about this when also thinking about the following commit? I prefer replacing echo "some build $flags" make -f $makeFile build $flags $somemoreflags echo "some check $flags" make -f $makeFile check $flags $somemorecheckflags by cmd runMake build $flags $moreflags cmd runMake check $flags $somemorecheckflags Would you still remove the echo lines because one can add, eg. , > postConfigure = "set -x"; ? I'm curious how others think about this. Marc Weber _______________________________________________ nix-dev mailing list [email protected] https://mail.cs.uu.nl/mailman/listinfo/nix-dev
