Added make.ps1 to emulate make commands on Windows

[mitchcapper]

Technically this should work on all platforms with powershell but not sure why you would use it elsewhere.

Running ./make.ps1 dev properly responds to control+c (stopping both).

[huatl98]

Technically this should work on all platforms with powershell but not sure why you would use it elsewhere.

Running ./make.ps1 dev properly responds to control+c (stopping both).

The main issue is that make.ps1 does not propagate native command failures correctly. Right now commands like uv run pytest -v or uvx ruff check . can fail without causing the script itself to exit non-zero, and check-backend may continue to run lint even after tests fail. I’d suggest wrapping native command execution in a helper that checks $LASTEXITCODE and immediately exits on failure.

Also, the default branch should return a non-zero exit code for unknown commands. Printing help is fine, but it should still exit 1; otherwise typos can be reported as success.

[mitchcapper]

Good point. I figured it was more a user console tool but should do so. all fixed.

[huatl98]

Good point. I figured it was more a user console tool but should do so. all fixed.

The previous two issues look fixed, thanks. One similar issue still remains: Start-Client calls npm run dev --prefix frontend directly, not through Exec, so ./make.ps1 client may still return 0 even if npm fails.
I think it should probably be:
Exec { npm run dev --prefix frontend }

[mitchcapper]

Yeah sorry missed that critical one.