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This pull request adds the "just" command runner tool to the Spack package preferences. "Just" is a command runner similar to make that can be used to define and execute common development tasks, following the pattern established by the LDMX experiment.
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- Added package preferences for "just" version 1.46.0 in
spack-environment/packages.yaml
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I think, this has rust in build closure. @wdconinc, please remind me, are we averse to that? |
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It appears, there is some demand for a tool to run common tools. My proposal is to follow what LDMX experiment did and adopt just. We can add justfiles to the relevant repositories.