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Well, I think this is not a bug or wrong content.
Putting them into .PHONY is a way to defend in case of there is
.gofmt
,.govet
and so son which will break make process.As there is not any one in project directory, removing them or not is got a big deal.
But noting
fix
in comment is not suitable,cleanup
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Both cases can be implemented, and I did not find an accurate description of which is wrong. Just a personal feeling that would be better.
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And it's also a way of saying “these target names are just for convenience. We are not attempting to create files called
.gofmt
, etc.”. I'd rather leave them.PHONY
so folks don't get confused (“Why is this recipe not creating a.gofmt
file?”).