Write a Makefile for common tasks
Use to standardize build, test, and run commands behind simple make targets.
Write a Makefile for a {{stack}} project that wraps these common tasks.
Tasks I run often:
{{tasks}}
Requirements:
- Create a target for each task with a clear name (install, build, test, lint, run, clean, etc.).
- Add a default 'help' target that lists available targets with descriptions.
- Mark non-file targets as .PHONY.
- Keep commands readable and reusable, using variables where it helps.
Return the Makefile and a one-line note on how to run a target.Click the copy button in the top right of the block to grab the full prompt.
Replace each placeholder below with your own values before you run the prompt.
- {{stack}}
- {{tasks}}
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