make

Run make targets and return results.

Usage

@make [target="<target>"] [args=["..."]] [directory="<dir>"]

Examples

• @make - Run default target
• @make target="test" - Run make test
• @make target="build" - Run make build
• @make target="test" args=["-j4"] - Run with options
• @make target="build" args=["-j4", "VERBOSE=1"] - Build with 4 jobs and verbose
• @make directory="./subproject" - Run in subdirectory
• @make target="clean" args=["all"] - Clean and rebuild

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Description
target	string	Make target to run (e.g., “test”, “build”, “clean”)
args	array	Additional arguments for make (e.g., [“-j4”, “VERBOSE=1”])
directory	string	Directory to run make in (default: current working directory)

Output

Returns make command output with exit code and status:

• Exit code 0 indicates success
• Exit code non-zero indicates failure
• Output includes stdout and stderr

Notes

• Requires make to be installed and available in PATH
• Directory must be within allowed_path configuration
• Common targets: build, test, clean, install, all
• Use args for make options like -j (jobs), -n (dry-run), VERBOSE=1