GNU Make 4.3+
OS: Mac
With the following added to the .zshrc file, I am able to generate auto completions for make at the target level for aMakefile (or 'makefile') containing rules in that literal file.
zstyle ':completion:*:*:make:*' tag-order 'targets'
autoload -U compinit && compinit
However, when I group the commands into subfiles and include them via the include *.mk mechanic, zsh no longer generates the correct auto-completion statement. Only the targets defined in the top level makefile are output.
The exact file structure:
├── install-brew
├── install-oh-my-zsh
├── install-pathogen
├── makefile
├── mk
│ ├── get.mk
│ ├── notes.mk
│ ├── setup.mk
...
And makefile:
include mk/*.mk
foo:
echo foo
bar:
echo bar
> make [tab] produces:
> make foo
foo bar
And make get-brew:
if [ -z `command -v brew` ]; then ./install-brew; else echo "brew detected: `command -v brew`" >&2; fi
(so the makefile is working)
How does one configure zsh to generate the full user-defined target list from a makefile even when that make file includes supporting make files?