abroekhuis commented on issue #196:
URL: https://github.com/apache/celix/issues/196#issuecomment-616539422
> > When both configurations are the same, the Targets-* files are kept. So
that makes sense.
> > Additional question, what types of builds do we want to install? I think
the following makes sense:
> >
> > * Only use a postfix for the libraries for Debug
> > * Always use build type as postfix for bundles, except when it is
release (not sure about this one)
> > * Always use build type as postfix for CelixTargets file
> >
> > For the second one (bundle files), it might also make sense to only use
a postfix for Debug, or the other way around, always use a postfix. Since the
Targets files already supplies a simplified name for usage in a build.
>
> I would prefer bundles with a postfix, with exception for the Release or
RelWithDebInfo build type.
> For the celix targets cmake file, always generate a generic one (without
postfix) and one with postfix. The generic will expect and include (based on
its own location) a celix targets file with a build type postfix.
> So maybe it could be as simple as:
>
> ```cmake
> include(CelixTargets-${CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE}.cmake)
> ```
Can we not simply generate the different build type files, and use the
CelixConfig.cmake to do this?
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