Right now if you don't want to use the default cover file for a target, you have to specify the --no_cover option on the commandline every time you build. It should be possible to add a no_cover flag to a target in the config file in case you don't want that target to use the default cover page. There are good reasons you may want to do this (maybe you want to include a special cover page for that target or you want something to appear before the table of contents that's normally provided by the cover page)
Right now if you don't want to use the default cover file for a target, you have to specify the
--no_cover
option on the commandline every time you build. It should be possible to add ano_cover
flag to a target in the config file in case you don't want that target to use the default cover page. There are good reasons you may want to do this (maybe you want to include a special cover page for that target or you want something to appear before the table of contents that's normally provided by the cover page)