goredo mit Homebrew, Nix installieren

Projektlinks

• Homepage

Befehle und Aliase

• goredo
• redo-affects
• redo-cleanup
• redo-dep2rec
• redo-depfix
• redo-dot
• redo-inode

Projektgeschichte

The project began as a rewrite of redo-c and then grew to include many features from apenwarr/redo, another influential implementation of Bernstein's unreleased redo idea. Its public NEWS file records an initial tarballed release at 0.10.0, then a 1.0.0 series that changed state-file storage and out-of-date detection, and a later 2.0.0 release that replaced recfile dependency storage with a smaller binary dependency format.

Adoptionsgeschichte

goredo occupies the smaller redo ecosystem rather than the mainstream make/CMake/Ninja ecosystem. Its official install page nevertheless documents packaging across distribution channels including Arch AUR, FreeBSD ports, Homebrew, NetBSD packages, NixOS, Fedora RPM Sphere, and container images.

Wie es verwendet wird

Users write redo .do scripts and invoke the goredo-provided redo commands to rebuild targets recursively. The project emphasizes dependency tracking, checksum-based change detection, parallel builds, serialized logs, jobserver compatibility with GNU Make and NetBSD bmake, and diagnostic commands such as redo-affects, redo-cleanup, redo-dot, and redo-inode.

Warum Paket-Nerds sich dafür interessieren

For package-manager users, goredo is interesting because it packages an intentionally small but opinionated alternative build model: shell-script rules, explicit dependencies, POSIX portability, BLAKE3-based change checks, and Make jobserver interoperation without adopting a large build framework.

Zeitleiste

• 0.10.0: Initial tarballed release
• 1.0.0: State storage changed for faster out-of-date detection
• 1.7.0: Added optional GNU Make and NetBSD bmake jobserver compatibility
• 2.0.0: Introduced binary dependency files and performance optimizations
• 2.9.2: Changed Go module namespace to go.stargrave.org

Related projects

• Daniel J. Bernstein's redo design is the conceptual origin.
• redo-c was the initial implementation goredo rewrote.
• apenwarr/redo supplied many feature and behavior references.
• redo-sh supplies tests referenced by the goredo documentation.

Quellen

• http://www.goredo.stargrave.org/
• http://www.goredo.stargrave.org/Features.html
• http://www.goredo.stargrave.org/INSTALL.html
• http://www.goredo.stargrave.org/NEWS.html