graph.dot

strict digraph {
// Node definitions.
srcA     [label="srcA"     type="SRC"];
srcB     [label="srcB"     type="SRC"];
srcC     [label="srcC"     type="SRC"];
srcDoc   [label="srcDoc"   type="SRC"];
getA     [label="getA"     type="JOB"];
buildA   [label="buildA"   type="JOB"];
buildB   [label="buildB"   type="JOB"];
buildDoc [label="buildDoc" type="JOB"];
build    [label="build"    type="JOB"];
objA     [label="objA"     type="OBJ"];
objB     [label="objB"     type="OBJ"];
doc      [label="doc"      type="OBJ"];
bin      [label="bin"      type="OBJ"];
// Edge definitions.
getA -> srcA -> buildA -> objA -> build -> bin;
srcB -> buildB -> objB -> build;
objA -> buildB;
srcC -> build;
srcDoc -> buildDoc -> doc;
}

/*
Certainly, it is possible to express the same dependency graph removing all the nodes
which are not of type `job`:

strict digraph {
// Edge definitions.
getA -> buildA -> build;
buildB -> build;
buildDoc;
}

However, this requires to define sources for each job through the `config.json` file.
This is not supported yet.
*/