Currently make_*() will throw an error if a supplied dependency doesn't exist.
However, there are certain scripts one might wish to run which gracefully take care of missing dependencies (e.g. they check whether the dependency exists and, if not, set up a dummy version within script).
It might be preferable to leave it to the underlying script/code to throw the error
Currently
make_*()
will throw an error if a supplied dependency doesn't exist.However, there are certain scripts one might wish to run which gracefully take care of missing dependencies (e.g. they check whether the dependency exists and, if not, set up a dummy version within script).
It might be preferable to leave it to the underlying script/code to throw the error
cc: @paddytobias