Using ".PHONY" might actually execute (phony) targets then, while
"--always-make" triggers processing of all targets, respecting `-n`
(`--dry-run`).
(This can be seen with `make -nsp .PHONY` in
https://github.com/neomake/neomake/tree/76b110d49a, where it actually
causes infinite processing then)
".PHONY" was used since the beginning here (37012f06a [1]).
As for bmake (which also uses `.PHONY`): there does not appear to be a
similar option for it.
While it might work better there (i.e. not causing targets to be run),
it causes an error at least when testing it quickly - which indicates
that it behaves as if using any other non-existing (or special) target
there maybe:
> bmake: don't know how to make .PHONY. Stop
This was added in ecc0a5ece [2] (workers-39654).
Since it uses `-s -f "$file" -V.ALLTARGETS` with `bmake` before to get
targets explicitly, there might not be a reason for calling `bmake` with
`-nsdg1Fstdout … .PHONY` additionally in the first place?!
1: https://github.com/danielshahaf/zsh/commit/37012f06a
2: https://github.com/danielshahaf/zsh/commit/ecc0a5ece
These are descriptors marked FDT_EXTERNAL.
Make all sysopen'ed file descriptors FDT_EXTERNAL.
Make =(...) call closem() consistent with other substitutions.
Document file descriptors are left open.
Pick number of leading or trailing path components to substitute.
Active in history, brace parameters, glob qualifiers.
Add tests for all three environments.
1. Height off by one in the presence of meta characters at the end of the line.
The following prompt has height 2 but countprompt used to return 3.
PROMPT="${(pl.$COLUMNS..-.)}%f"$'\n'
You can observe the effects of the bug with esc-x followed by reset-prompt.
2. Width off by one when a line is broken in the middle of a wide character.
Assuming COLUMNS=79, the following prompt has width 2 but countprompt used to return 0.
PROMPT="${(pl.40..\u3050.)}" zsh -df
Press ctrl-r or type ls<tab> to observe the effects of the bug.
3. Width off by 1-7 when a line is broken in the middle of a tab.
Assuming COLUMNS=79, the following prompt has width 1 but countprompt used to return 0.
PROMPT="${(pl.10..\t.)}" zsh -df
Press Ctrl-R or type ls<TAB> to observe the effects of the bug.
