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Recent Releases of biomake

biomake - 0.1.5 release

No programmatic changes to 0.1.4. The 0.1.4 release did not have the pack version match the cli.pl version. Fixed by incrementing to 0.1.5

See #63

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Published by cmungall almost 8 years ago

biomake - 0.1.4 release

  • Fixed README lines about .DELETEONERROR - see #46
  • Fixes #52
  • Resolves #50 implementing 'export' with tests
  • Resolves #46 and adds tests
  • Fixes #52
  • Fixes #44 with test
  • Fixes #49 with test

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Published by cmungall almost 8 years ago

biomake -

  • Added additional metadata to pack.pl and fixed version number

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Published by cmungall over 8 years ago

biomake -

  • If errors are ignored, report this. This happens if an exec fails, and either -k is passed or the line starts '-'
  • fixed erroneous conversion of recursively-expanded variables into simply-expanded variables when appending, added test
  • Always report job submission
  • Implemented MAKECMDGOALS special variable, added test. Closes #39
  • evaluating arguments for $(bagof T,G). Fixes issue #37
  • fixes for #35 and #36
  • Fix to prevent over-eager consumption of backslashes as part of target, fixes #33
  • Declare debug topics in advance #31
  • Added more efficient solution to merging duplicate variables due to @triska in comment on cf75abd
  • Added support for .IGNORE
  • Added support for .PHONY, and tests for .PHONY and .ONESHELL
  • braces in deplists were being misinterpreted as goals by parser, and substitution references weren't working on lists - both fixed
  • Handle quoted arguments correctly in wrapper script. Fixes #28

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Published by cmungall over 8 years ago

biomake - 0.1.1 release

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Published by cmungall over 9 years ago

biomake - 0.1.0 release

This release incorporates major changes from v0.0.3, contributed by @ihh, including multiple new features, including: - triggering builds based off changes to MD5 signatures - Support for cluster-based job queues. - Support for GNU-Make syntax as an alternative to prolog syntax (and the default)

Many command line options may have changed, see README for details

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Published by cmungall over 9 years ago