Fix CMake configuration for hide-formfields build #35
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- Updated `CMakeLists.txt` to properly find and link Qt5 and Poppler libraries. - Set correct include directories to resolve build issues. - Ensures compatibility and successful build on systems with Qt5 and Poppler dependencies.
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@AlexeyNikipelau does this enable us to build this binary? Is there still a use for it? Tagging you in here |
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Description:
This PR fixes the CMake configuration for the
hide-formfieldsmodule, ensuring that the build works properly on systems with Qt5 and Poppler dependencies.Changes:
CMakeLists.txtto properly locate and link Qt5 and Poppler libraries.Why this change?
The previous configuration caused compatibility issues on certain systems where dependencies like Qt5 and Poppler were not properly detected or linked. This fix ensures a smooth and consistent build process across environments.