refactor(tools): echo the binary path after build tools #21969
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User->>Makefile: Build command
Makefile->>Binary: Execute build
Binary-->>Makefile: Build successful
Makefile->>User: Echo "Binary built successfully"
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tools/hubl/Makefile (2)
7-7: Approved with a minor suggestion for consistency.The added echo statement effectively addresses the PR objective by providing clear feedback about the successful build and location of the
hublbinary. This improvement enhances the user experience, especially for those unfamiliar with the project structure.For consistency with standard output formatting, consider adding a newline at the beginning of the echo statement:
- @echo "hubl binary has been successfully built in tools/hubl/hubl" + @echo "\nhubl binary has been successfully built in tools/hubl/hubl"This change would visually separate the build output from the success message, improving readability.
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1-13: Consider adding acleantarget for completeness.The Makefile is well-structured and follows good practices. To further improve it, consider adding a
cleantarget that removes the built binary. This would allow users to easily clean up their workspace.Here's a suggested addition to the Makefile:
.PHONY: all hubl test + +clean: + rm -f hubl + +.PHONY: all hubl test cleanThis change would allow users to run
make cleanto remove the built binary, which is a common convention in Makefiles.tools/cosmovisor/Makefile (2)
7-7: Approved: Good addition to improve user experience.The added echo statement effectively addresses the PR objective by clearly indicating where the cosmovisor binary has been built. This will help users quickly locate the binary for testing purposes.
A minor suggestion for improvement:
Consider using the
$(CURDIR)variable to make the path absolute, which could be helpful if the Makefile is run from a different directory:- @echo "cosmovisor binary has been successfully built in tools/cosmovisor/cosmovisor" + @echo "cosmovisor binary has been successfully built in $(CURDIR)/cosmovisor"This change would provide the full path to the binary, making it even easier for users to locate and use it.
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1-13: Consider enhancing the Makefile structure.While the current Makefile is functional, here are some suggestions to improve its structure and functionality:
Separate build and test in the default target:
Consider making 'all' depend only on 'cosmovisor', and add a separate 'check' or 'test-all' target that depends on both 'cosmovisor' and 'test'. This allows users to build without testing by default.Add a clean target:
Include a target to remove built artifacts, which is a common practice in Makefiles.Specify the output file explicitly:
In the 'cosmovisor' target, consider using the '-o' flag to explicitly set the output file name.Here's an example of how these changes could be implemented:
#!/usr/bin/make -f BINARY_NAME := cosmovisor all: $(BINARY_NAME) $(BINARY_NAME): go build -mod=readonly -o $(BINARY_NAME) ./cmd/cosmovisor @echo "$(BINARY_NAME) binary has been successfully built in $(CURDIR)/$(BINARY_NAME)" test: go test -mod=readonly -race ./... check: $(BINARY_NAME) test clean: rm -f $(BINARY_NAME) .PHONY: all $(BINARY_NAME) test check cleanThese changes would make the Makefile more robust and flexible for different use cases.
tools/confix/Makefile (2)
7-7: Approved with a suggestion for improvementThe added echo statement successfully addresses the PR objective by providing feedback on the binary location after building. This will help users locate the
confixbinary more easily.Consider modifying the message to provide the full path relative to the project root for absolute clarity:
- @echo "confix binary has been successfully built in tools/confix/confix" + @echo "confix binary has been successfully built in $(CURDIR)/confix"This change uses the
$(CURDIR)variable to display the full path, which can be especially helpful for users who might be running the make command from a different directory.
11-11: Approved with a suggestion for improvementThe added echo statement successfully addresses the PR objective by providing feedback on the binary location after building. This will help users locate the
condiffbinary more easily.Consider modifying the message to provide the full path relative to the project root for absolute clarity:
- @echo "condiff binary has been successfully built in tools/confix/condiff" + @echo "condiff binary has been successfully built in $(CURDIR)/condiff"This change uses the
$(CURDIR)variable to display the full path, which can be especially helpful for users who might be running the make command from a different directory.
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tools/confix/Makefile (1)
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1-18: Summary: Effective implementation with minor suggestions for improvementThe changes to this Makefile successfully address the PR objective of providing feedback on binary locations after building. The added echo statements for both
confixandcondifftargets will significantly improve the user experience by clearly indicating where the built binaries are located.While the current implementation is functional, consider implementing the suggested improvements to provide absolute paths. This would further enhance clarity, especially for users who might run the make command from different directories.
Overall, these changes represent a valuable improvement to the build process feedback.
Description
The first time I ran
make cosmovisor, it took me some time to locate thecosmovisorbinary(neither inbuild/nor something likeout/).It would be better to display the location where the built binary is so that we can conveniently run it for test
Summary by CodeRabbit
confix,condiff,cosmovisor, andhublbinaries, enhancing user feedback during the build process.