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strager
commented on June 14, 2024
Not familiar other projects' patterns, but wondering if it is normal to place the compiled target in the
srcdirectory.
There's no standardization for developers.
End users run make install to put the executable in the correct place.
Do you want to put the executable somewhere else? I don't know what you're asking for in this GitHub issue.
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vegerot
commented on June 14, 2024
That is what I'm saying. I know you'll eventually run make install. But temporarily putting it in src is not what I've noticed in other projects. I normally see it in another directory before you make install it.
Obviously not a big issue since this does not affect the eventual installation location. But just something I wanted to point out, that at least confused me when I was first looking for the compiled product
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strager
commented on June 14, 2024
I moved the quick-lint-js executable out of the src directory in commit d6cb48c. Does building Do The Right Thing now @vegerot ?
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