please | performance extensible build system for reproducible builds

please is a Go library. please has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

A build system is more than just a mechanism for invoking the compiler. If you’re working on just one language, don’t have any code generation, and don’t need to publish any artifacts anywhere, you might not need Please. Chances are this is not the case. Building software often involves more than just compiling code. There’s deployment config to template, code to generate, and quite often, there’s more than one language involved. Please provides a powerful, comprehensive, and understandable framework that you can use to craft a truly holistic build process. Please does this through a consistent and seamless command line interface; there’s no need to learn new build systems and technologies for different languages. Build any target with plz build, test any target with plz test, no matter what’s going on under the hood. The [Docker & Kubernetes] codelab covers building a Kubernetes based application with Please, including reliably deploying code to a local cluster, and pushing it to a remote registry. The [genrule()] codelab covers extending Please with custom build definitions to truly automate any part of your deployment process.