When installing files, cmakes prints a list of all files that are to be installed, even if some of those files are already installed and up-to-date (i.e. installed from a previous build). If the file is not installed or out-of date, cmake prints "Installing: ..." and if a file was already installed and didn't change it prints "Up-to-date: ..."
Is there a way to suppress listing all of the up-to-date files and only show the files that are being installed because they changed? Some of the libraries we use install a ton of files and if we change only one it's difficult to find and verify that one was installed among the sea of up-to-date files. Thanks, Jason
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