From: Henrik.Carlqvist@deadspam.com   
      
   On Wed, 31 Jul 2024 08:39:09 -0400, Sam wrote:   
   > This dependency wasn't obvious to me until I added more stuff to   
   > system/boot, and saw that the rest of the stuff wasn't waiting for   
   > system/boot to finish. Initially I added a explicit requirement on every   
   > unit, telling it to wait until system/boot finishes. But I didn't like   
   > that approach, and came up with this solution.   
      
   Thanks for the explanation! Such a solution makes sense where some   
   targets are "end targets" and can point out requires-first and those   
   other "middle targets" never will be the end goal of for the system.   
      
   This is unlike a Makefile which even though its main purpose might be to   
   build an executable it is also possible to call make to only compile a   
   single object file.   
      
   regards Hnerik   
      
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