Unlike Just which clearly states it is not a build system [1], Task can be told about expected files so tasks can be skipped to avoid unnecessary work [2]. So if your task is to build software, IMO make and the others like Task would be better.
If your tasks only care about the success code from a process, and/or are a Rust fan instead of Go, then Just should be fine. Otherwise, for specific use-cases like CI, you are likely already coding in a proprietary YAML/JSON/XML format.
Unlike Just which clearly states it is not a build system [1], Task can be told about expected files so tasks can be skipped to avoid unnecessary work [2]. So if your task is to build software, IMO make and the others like Task would be better.
If your tasks only care about the success code from a process, and/or are a Rust fan instead of Go, then Just should be fine. Otherwise, for specific use-cases like CI, you are likely already coding in a proprietary YAML/JSON/XML format.
[1] https://github.com/casey/just/blob/e1b85d9d0bc160c1ac8ca3bca...
[2] https://taskfile.dev/usage/#prevent-unnecessary-work