Makefile: when building binary, depend on .go files #579
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If you made a change to a source file and ran `make fastly`, it'd say that fastly was up-to-date because the makefile target did not depend on its input files. Fix that by creating a list of all the Go source files and having the makefile target depend on it.
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Interestingly there are 482 go files in this project 😅
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Yeah, I was a little worried about that but I didn't see a noticeable slowdown in builds
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If you made a change to a source file and ran
make fastly, it'd saythat fastly was up-to-date because the makefile target did not depend on
its input files. Fix that by creating a list of all the Go source files
and having the makefile target depend on it.