Make execute rebuild the game#28
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jonjondev merged 2 commits intoCapsCollective:mainfrom Jan 19, 2026
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Add a dependency on $(target) so that application is rebuilt by execute target on change.
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Seems like a reasonable change. Feel free to add your name to the readme as a contributor in the |
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Thanks for proposal, done! |
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Add a dependency on $(target) so that application is rebuilt by execute target on change.
This behavior is something I expected to happen. While I see that there might be a benefit in executing the application without rebulding (comparison of behavior betweeen unchanged and changed version maybe?), I think it makes sense to make a rebuild in most cases.
Thanks for the template, it's very useful!