Under the tools section there are two options
- Build
- Build with…
What’s the simple difference between the both and is it important to know this?
How can I make use of them?
Under the tools section there are two options
There can be multiple build systems that apply to a given circumstance; you could have several different builds that know how to run Python code with different versions of Python for example, and builds can contain variants
, like being able to compile a C program versus being able to compile AND run it.
Build With
shows you a list of potentially matching build systems (if there are more than one) to ask you which build you want to use, and then conducts the build.
Build
always executes the build you selected last time, or, if you’ve never selected one, automatically uses Build With
to ask you before it continues.
So, always use Build
when you want to do a build, and use Build With
when you want to swap to a different build or verify that you’re using the right one.