Updated uses of FetchContent #112
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Using FetchContent adds all the subprojects build targets. This removes those targets using a slightly different way of including the directories that uses ExcludeFromAll. This should reduce the number of build targets exposed.
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@davidchisnall I think the way we were using FetchContent was causing lots of targets to leak. This should hopefully help with I will apply this change to rego-cpp too. |
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LGTM |
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May 16, 2024
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Using FetchContent adds all the subprojects build targets. This removes those targets using a slightly different way of including the directories that uses
EXCLUDE_FROM_ALL.This should reduce the number of build targets exposed.