Thanks, that is a good idea. I also prefer GNU Make for automatization if the number, diversity or dependencies of the tasks would exceed the benefits of a simple bash script.
I stumbled over this statement in your README:
> It is recommended to use .PHONY for targets that are not actual files. In the example below I am not doing that though, but it is wise to follow that rule.
Please also give the example as you think it would be correct. Or write the understandable reason why you don't do it here. I think many people don't read the text between the code snippets but only scan the code examples. It would be helpful to find the ‘best practices’ right there.
I stumbled over this statement in your README:
> It is recommended to use .PHONY for targets that are not actual files. In the example below I am not doing that though, but it is wise to follow that rule.
Please also give the example as you think it would be correct. Or write the understandable reason why you don't do it here. I think many people don't read the text between the code snippets but only scan the code examples. It would be helpful to find the ‘best practices’ right there.