Makefile

#!/usr/bin/make -f

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SHELL := /bin/bash

PYTHON3 ?= python3

case_srcdir := CASE

all: \
  $(case_srcdir)/tests/case_monolithic.ttl

.PHONY: \
  check-supply-chain \
  check-supply-chain-UCO-Profile-Example

$(case_srcdir)/.venv.done.log:
	$(MAKE) \
	  PYTHON3=$(PYTHON3) \
	  --directory $(case_srcdir) \
	  .venv.done.log

$(case_srcdir)/tests/case_monolithic.ttl: \
  $(case_srcdir)/.venv.done.log \
  $(case_srcdir)/ontology/master/case.ttl
	$(MAKE) \
	  --directory $(case_srcdir)/tests \
	  case_monolithic.ttl

check: \
  all

# TODO: The check-supply-chain recipes should be written to descend into
# each submodule tracking a CDO (/UCO, etc.) repository and run its
# supply chain rule.  This recursive check is expected to be called most
# typically by the top_srcdir recipe check-supply-chain-dependencies.
check-supply-chain: \
  check-supply-chain-UCO-Profile-Example

check-supply-chain-UCO-Profile-Example:
	$(MAKE) \
	  --directory UCO-Profile-Example \
	  check-supply-chain-dependencies
	$(MAKE) \
	  --directory UCO-Profile-Example \
	  check-supply-chain

clean: