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==Rules for source trees== | ==Rules for source trees== | ||
==Cleanup== | |||
Rule: <b><tt>make clean</tt> in a pristine source tree ought be idempotent</b> | Rule: <b><tt>make clean</tt> in a pristine source tree ought be idempotent</b> | ||
* Never remove controlled files as part of a <tt>make clean</tt> | * Never remove controlled files as part of a <tt>make clean</tt> | ||
* Never build files as part of a <tt>make clean</tt> | |||
** <tt>svn status --no-ignore</tt> ought generate the same output across multiple <tt>clean</tt> runs | |||
===Generated files=== | ===Generated files=== | ||
Rule: <b><tt>make all</tt> in a pristine source tree oughtn't change files in source control</b> | Rule: <b><tt>make all</tt> in a pristine source tree oughtn't change files in source control</b> | ||
Revision as of 01:55, 31 May 2010
Rules for source trees
Cleanup
Rule: make clean in a pristine source tree ought be idempotent
- Never remove controlled files as part of a make clean
- Never build files as part of a make clean
- svn status --no-ignore ought generate the same output across multiple clean runs
Generated files
Rule: make all in a pristine source tree oughtn't change files in source control
- Don't keep generated files in source control
- It ought be possible to write a make clean which operates entirely based off "ignore" properties
Rule: make all oughtn't generate files unknown to source control
- Use source control systems' "ignore" capabilities
- svn status oughtn't generate output following a make all
