Checking Justfiles With repo-review Framework After finding the repo-review , one of the first checks I wanted, was to check some of the justfiles that I have started using across projects.

Checking Justfiles With repo-review Framework
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#Justfile #Python

Packaging a Django Application Our goal when packaging up a Django application, is that we can use it as part of an existing application, or we can run it by itself in a standalone mode. To this end, I have over time, started to package my django applications in the following way. You can see diffs of all the commits in the example-django repository. Start with a Makefile and setup files Instead of using tools like Poetry and Pipenv , I find it easier to just create a basic Makefile to use as the entrypoint.

My old #django packaging post was 2021. I should probably update it with my current version using #uv and #justfile

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Justfile for Salt deployments Now that just made it into debian trixie , it has become easier to install it everywhere. I have recently been updating some of my dev environment, and have started using it with my existing salt configuration to make it easier while testing.

Justfile for Salt deployments paultraylor.net/blog/2025/justfile-for-s...

#saltstack #justfile

Introduction - Just Programmer's Manual

Has anyone ever used `just` instead of `make` as a task runner for a project? If so, how did it work for you? Any feedback?

just.systems/man/en/

#just #make #justfile #makefile #taskrunner

I am still not *quite* ready to put a #justfile in each of my projects (make feels *slightly* better there) but putting one on each of my servers at `~/Justfile` with common server tasks is proving handy 😃
(I would prefer to find a rpm for my distro for just/uv instead of an install script)

Usage | Task Running Taskfiles

I been looking at #taskfile and this is complex. 🤔 The command runner has so many abilities. And verbose too. 🫠

I don't think I'll use for myself, but I can see utility for shared tasks.

For me #justfile is enough. Not too complex. Has a #makefile syntax. And NOT #yaml. 😅

taskfile.dev/usage/

$ cat justfile [script("elixir")] hello: IO.puts("Hello!") %{ matrix: %{ platform: ["arm64", "amd64"], } } |> :json.encode() |> IO.puts() $ just hello Hello! {"matrix":{"platform":["arm64","amd64"]}}

I'm getting way too excited about new superpowers of [script]
#justfile #just annotation, Elixir and new built-in JSON support. github.com/casey/just/