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Align windows makefile to the mac variation #939
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Resolves #805 |
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.DEFAULT_GOAL := help | ||
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## @init: Target for initial setup | ||
init: ## Init the project, install dependencies |
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dont creare a new max linux makefile, use the current one
init: ## Init the project, install dependencies | ||
echo %PYTHONPATH% | ||
python -m pip install -U pip | ||
python -m pip install poetry |
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dont cretae anew file, update the current wondows makefile one
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Introduces a new Makefile specifically designed for Windows environments, enabling consistent build and deployment commands across platforms.
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.PHONY: dev lint complex coverage pre-commit sort deploy destroy deps unit infra-tests integration e2e coverage-tests docs lint-docs build format |
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no, i wanted you to take the current Makefile file, dont change it. use it to fix the Makefile_windows file to have the same features as the Makefile one
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.PHONY: dev lint complex coverage pre-commit sort deploy destroy deps unit infra-tests integration e2e coverage-tests docs lint-docs build format | |||
.PHONY: deploy destroy format lint install build tests unit_tests dev_deploy docs | |||
.DEFAULT_GOAL := help |
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no, i wanted you to take the current Makefile file, dont change it. use it to fix the Makefile_windows file to have the same features as the Makefile one
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use only commands that appear in Makefile file
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mypy-lint: | ||
poetry run mypy --pretty service. docs\examples cdk tests | ||
all_destroy: |
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use only commands that appear in Makefile file
This pull request appears to be introducing two separate Makefile implementations - one for Mac/Linux environments and another for Windows environments. The changes create a standardized build and development workflow that works across different operating systems.
Key aspects of this change:
The change improves developer experience by providing consistent build and deployment workflows regardless of the developer's operating system.