部分重用的makefile的模式

Question

I am at this time creating more and more of small one-off projects in golang but I see many makefile tasks are literally copy&paste from across projects. For example, in every project I have a:

${APP_NAME}: $(SOURCES)
    go get ./...
    goimports -w $(SOURCES)
    go build -o ${APP_NAME}

I would like to know if anyone has experience of fragment extraction into a separate project and importing it. If so, how do you do it?

• Just curl a file from raw.githubusercontent.com? Because that's what I'm about to do since I don't see any other easy way.

• I also thought about using git submodules but that seems also a bit over the top for a couple of files.

Answer 1

I have found a simple workaround: I include Makefiles which I made from the starting monolithic Makefile.

I am putting split Makefiles in a separate git project, that contains only them.

I am referring to those Makefiles from root project and I have them locally via git submodule. A bit more work - yes, but it allows me to have trivial "root" Makefile and all hard (quite often - repeating) logic in the separate project.

Example of how I made this work:

• a split makefile project: https://github.com/milanaleksic/gomakefiles
• a root makefile that utilizes the upper project via submodule: https://github.com/milanaleksic/jenkins_ping