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Use spec-prod instead of a Makefile to build the spec. #51

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@jyasskin jyasskin commented Sep 21, 2022

This generally produces better error messages than curl.


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domfarolino commented Sep 21, 2022

Looks like this PR deletes the Makefile? What is the preferred way to build the spec locally? (I'm not familiar with spec-prod)

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I could undelete the Makefile if people are actively using it. I'd always install Bikeshed locally and run bikeshed or bikeshed watch.

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Hmm, I think make remote is pretty useful for people that don't have bikeshed installed, plus we still have the Makefiles in many WHATWG specs (DOM, Fetch, URL, etc) so it seems like good practice to keep it around?

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Works for me. I've restored it, with just the make ci target removed.

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(Part of the reason the WHATWG specs have Makefiles is that they have the COMMIT-SHA text macro, so raw bikeshed invocations actually fail. But I'm still fine with having Makefiles if the people actively developing a spec want them.)

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@domfarolino domfarolino merged commit 050074d into WICG:master Sep 26, 2022
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@jyasskin jyasskin deleted the spec-prod branch September 26, 2022 14:39
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