Override static pattern rule in Makefile (without it giving a warning) - makefile

Question

I would like to use a static pattern rule to specify a default recipe for a class of targets, but override that recipe for a few specific targets.
Here's a trivial example that illustrates what I'm trying to do. For each directory that contains a file "test.py" I want to invoke the command "run_test.py", except when the directory is named "one" I want to invoke a different set of commands:
TESTS := $(shell find * -name "test.py" | xargs -I {} dirname {})
.PHONY: $(TESTS)
all: $(TESTS)
$(TESTS): %:
python run_test.py $#
one:
python run_test.py $# mode=1
python run_test.py $# mode=2
python check_results.py $#
This works, but gives a warning:
$ make
Makefile:12: warning: overriding commands for target `one'
Makefile:9: warning: ignoring old commands for target `one'
Is there another way to do this, or eliminate the warning?

Answer 1

No, you can't do that. A static pattern rule is really not a pattern rule: instead it's just a shorthand for writing a lot of explicit rules.
If you want to have most targets use one recipe but a few use another recipe, you should define a real pattern rule for "most" targets, not a static pattern rule, then use explicit rules to override:
%.o: %.cc
g++ -c $< -o $#
test.o: test.cc
g++ -Wall -c $< -o $#
Why do you want to use a static pattern rule instead of a regular pattern rule?
ETA You could also use target-specific variables:
CFLAGS =
test.o: CFLAGS = -Wall
$(OBJS): %.o: %.cc
g++ $(CFLAGS) -c $< -o $#
ETA2 OK, that's much different than your original example.
You have two obvious choices that I can see. The first is to remove the special targets from the list; something like:
SPECIAL_TESTS := one
TESTS := $(patsubst %/test.py,%,$(shell find * -name "test.py"))
.PHONY: all $(TESTS)
all: $(TESTS)
$(filter-out $(SPECIAL_TESTS),$(TESTS)):
python run_test.py $#
$(SPECIAL_TESTS):
python run_test.py $# mode=1
python run_test.py $# mode=2
python check_results.py $#
The other way to do it is with target-specific variables that define the entire recipe, something like this:
TEST_RECIPE = python run_test.py $#
one: TEST_RECIPE = python run_test.py $# mode=1 \
&& python run_test.py $# mode=2 \
&& python check_results.py $#
TESTS := $(patsubst %/test.py,%,$(shell find * -name "test.py"))
.PHONY: all $(TESTS)
all: $(TESTS)
$(TESTS):
$(TEST_RECIPE)