kevinfile.example

# example control file
# syntax similar to makefiles

# * each step can depend on other steps
# * it can have optional settings like cwd or env variables
# * the step consists of one or more commands
# * after all commands of a step, output files can be saved
#
# EXAMPLE:
#
# stepname: other-stepname other-stepname-that-must-suceed-before bla bla
#     - optional rule setup stuff, e.g.:
#     - env: variable=value mom="really fat"  # set environment variables
#     - hidden                                # hide that rule from all output
#     - skip                                  # skip this step
#     - skip  (? if job == "some_jobname" ?)  # skip only if jobname matches
#
#     # there can be one or more output file declarations.
#     # those also support the if-conditionals
#     - output: "some/file/to/save/in/static/output/folder" as "output_name"
#     - output: "or/some/directory/to/send/" as "output_dir_name"
#     - cwd: "~/dir/to/run/the/commands/in/"
#
#     # then, the step commands follow:
#     echo "some command executed in sh"
#     echo "if one command fails, the step will fail"
#     echo "it fails when returncode != 0"
#
#     cd somewhere/ && echo "each line is in its own shell!"
#     echo "so the following command is no longer in 'somewhere/'"

# the steps are executed in order.
# any step with no more pending dependencies is executed.
# if multiple are ready, the first in the order will be run first.

tamale:
	- env: STUFF="hot hot"
	echo "do you like tamale?"
	sleep 1
	echo "$STUFF tamale?"
	sleep 2

sudo:
	- hidden
	- output: "/tmp/produced_file" as "root_result"
	sudo echo "i got root!" | tee /tmp/produced_file
	echo "running on whitespaceOS"  (? if job == "whitespaceOS" ?)

cpuinfo: tamale sudo
	echo awsum vm:
	lscpu

great_success: cpuinfo
	echo "raus raus raus, die nyan-katze"

	echo "now, copy this file in your project and modify it!"