How can I avoid a custom target to be rebuild everytime I build my solution? I
added my target like this:
add_custom_target(CopyNugetPackages
DEPENDS ${depends_list}
COMMENT "======== copying nuget packages ========"
VERBATIM
)
set_target_properties(CopyNugetPackages PROPERTIES
EXCLUDE_FROM_ALL TRUE
FOLDER "CMakePredefinedTargets")
The variable "depends_list" contains a list of custom_command outputs
(essentially .dll files which are copied). All the custom commands are actually
only executed once, but the custom target "CopyNugetPackages" is run over and
over again.
I would like to run "CopyNugetPackages" only as a dependency from other targets:
add_dependencies(${target} CopyNugetPackages)
So "CopyNugetPackages" should only be built if ${target} is built. How can I do
this or is it impossible?
Best Regards
Michael Stürmer
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