Build Automation

Create and run build tasks using a standard programming interface
Seit R2022b

Use the build tool to create and run build tasks, such as identifying code issues, running tests, and packaging a toolbox.

You can create a plan with your tasks and task dependencies in a single build file, and then invoke the build tool to run the plan. To get started, see Overview of MATLAB Build Tool.

Funktionen

`buildtool`	Invoke build tool
`buildplan`	Create build plan

Klassen

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Build Definition

`matlab.buildtool.Plan`	Fundamental interface for defining a build
`matlab.buildtool.Task`	Single unit of work in a build
`matlab.buildtool.TaskAction`	Action performed when task runs
`matlab.buildtool.TaskContext`	Context provided when task runs
`matlab.buildtool.TaskResult`	Result of running a task
`matlab.buildtool.BuildResult`	Result of running a build

Task Inputs and Outputs

`matlab.buildtool.TaskInputs`	Container for task inputs (Seit R2023b)
`matlab.buildtool.TaskOutputs`	Container for task outputs (Seit R2023b)
`matlab.buildtool.io.FileCollection`	Collection of files and folders (Seit R2023a)
`matlab.buildtool.io.File`	Single file or folder (Seit R2023b)
`matlab.buildtool.io.Glob`	File collection that matches pattern (Seit R2023b)

Pakete

matlab.buildtool.tasks Summary of built-in task classes (Seit R2023b)

Themen

Overview of MATLAB Build Tool
Use the build tool to define and run a build.
Create and Run Tasks Using Build Tool
Create a plan using a main function and a local task function in a build file. Then, plot dependencies and run the tasks with the build tool.
Create and Run Tasks That Accept Arguments
Create build tasks that accept arguments for customizing their actions. Then, run the tasks with the build tool. (Seit R2023a)
Improve Performance with Incremental Builds
Run builds more efficiently by specifying task inputs and outputs. (Seit R2023a)