Here's a little trick I learned. Executing the custom target, "make
package_target target=xyz", will build the target and call cpack to create
the package. Additional parameters can be passed by putting the target value
in quotes (make package_target target="xyz -j4").
Executing cpack causes the target to be built. But, if you want to see the
output of make, before cpack, "COMMAND make ${PARAMS}" will do that.
set(PARAMS
"$(if $(target),$(target))"
)
string(REPLACE " " ";" PARAMS ${PARAMS})
add_custom_target(package_target
COMMAND make ${PARAMS}
COMMAND cpack -D CPACK_COMPONENTS_ALL=${PARAMS}
)
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