Use make for basic string handling#314
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Update a few places that are piping strings to separate tools to use make builtin string handling instead. This should be faster and also avoid external tool dependencies.
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| endef | ||
| # Extracts the major.minor (e.g. 1.26) from a dotted version string (e.g. 1.26.3). | ||
| define _major_minor | ||
| $(word 1,$(subst ., ,$(1))).$(word 2,$(subst ., ,$(1))) |
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Did you mean adding a tab at the beginning of the line? If so that would require each call site to trim whitespace when using it.
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Update a few places that are piping strings to separate tools to use make builtin string handling instead. This should be faster and also avoid external tool dependencies.