This is related to issue #87 .
The minphony rule only checks whether the required names are in the .PHONY: list
But it does not check if these names are actually defined as targets.
Affected versions: current main and v0.2.2
Proof (with main) that .PHONYis sufficient:
$ cat test-minphony1.mk
.PHONY: test clean all
$ ./checkmake ./test-minphony.mk
$ echo $?
0
Proof (with main) that defined targets are not sufficient:
$cat ./test-minphony2.mk
all:
@echo all
test:
@echo test
clean:
@echo clean
$ ./checkmake ./test-minphony2.mk
RULE DESCRIPTION FILE NAME LINE NUMBER
minphony Missing required ./test-minphony00.mk 0
phony target "all"
minphony Missing required ./test-minphony00.mk 0
phony target
"clean"
minphony Missing required ./test-minphony00.mk 0
phony target
"test"
phonydeclared Target "test" ./test-minphony00.mk 6
should be declared
PHONY.
phonydeclared Target "clean" ./test-minphony00.mk 10
should be declared
PHONY.
Error: violations found (5)
$ echo $?
1
$ 
This is related to issue #87 .
The minphony rule only checks whether the required names are in the
.PHONY:listBut it does not check if these names are actually defined as targets.
Affected versions: current
mainand v0.2.2Proof (with
main) that.PHONYis sufficient:Proof (with
main) that defined targets are not sufficient: