Move the resulting binary to current working directory #2
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I think it would be cool if the result of this command
appeared in the directory the command was invoked from, instead of
examples/helloI'd need a little more information on why this change would be better as the default.
There are some pros and cons to either way of doing it.
I'm in favor of the current behavior because I can build the same basename in different directories in parallel.
I have a script that invokes the build command on each example/test and binary diffs it with the previous version which requires less directory movement and synchronization using the current behavior.
However (!), one addition that I believe everyone can agree on, is that an explicit
-oor--outputflag would be very useful.it's just a matter of taste, you are right, there are pros and cons to either way. i thought it was something you had overlooked, but if there are reasons to keep it this way, then it makes sense