Force exclude-from-all on FetchContent subdirectory #6
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Versions of CMake prior to 3.28 (3.20 tested) do not appear to respect, or at least propagate,
EXCLUDE_FROM_ALL
to subdirectories added throughFetchContent_MakeAvailable
. This results in install failures due to attempts to install unbuilt targets, suggesting partial propagation and/or a bug in CMake.Workaround issue by manually populating and adding subproject with explicit
add_subdirectory(... EXCLUDE_FROM_ALL)
.@sethrj, I didn't push directly just to double check this fix with you!