You can now create a .env file, so that you can customise the build variables.
There is a .env-template to show you what the structure of your .env should be.
This is optional and is .gitignored. The variables .env.mk will be used if no .env is present.
Also this PR adds a git.mk for anyone on a fork, to be able to cleanly merge and rebase.
I did this because I was getting a ton of old commits from upstream in my PR's. But I still have old commits in my PR's for some reason...
@heramerom
If you see a mistake please feel free to fix it. You seem to be better at this than me :)
You can now create a .env file, so that you can customise the build variables. There is a .env-template to show you what the structure of your .env should be. This is optional and is .gitignored. The variables .env.mk will be used if no .env is present.
Also this PR adds a git.mk for anyone on a fork, to be able to cleanly merge and rebase. I did this because I was getting a ton of old commits from upstream in my PR's. But I still have old commits in my PR's for some reason... @heramerom If you see a mistake please feel free to fix it. You seem to be better at this than me :)