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On 24/06/2024 14:01, bart wrote:
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> 
> Then people have different concepts of what a 'build' is.
> 
> My definition is a full translation from source code to executable 
> binary. That, I have never had any trouble with for my own projects, and 
> have never had to hang about for it either, because I define and control 
> the process (and most often write the necessary tools too, AND design 
> the language involved to that end).
> 
To me that is part, but not all, of a build.

At the very least (at least, for production code) there will be some 
kind of packaging.

And I really hope you have some automated tests to run. Which also count 
as part of the build process.

Andy