> but for long-running processes like file watching, dev servers, hot reloading, etc.
I don't think anybody should use make to do that at first place. That's not what make was built for. Likewise Foreman should not be used as a build tool because it is not.
EDIT:
now i've seen the makefile in the example,I understand your comment and this is absolutely not where one wants to use make, that's just ridiculous.
I don't think anybody should use make to do that at first place. That's not what make was built for. Likewise Foreman should not be used as a build tool because it is not.
EDIT:
now i've seen the makefile in the example,I understand your comment and this is absolutely not where one wants to use make, that's just ridiculous.