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Using cget to manage dependencies that are constantly evolving together with main library #71
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Never tested something like this but you could possibly pass |
Are these two libraries cmake libraries? The best is to use cmake and include both libraries with
We could add a flag to keep the build directory so an incremental build is possible, but I dont know how well that will always works.
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Let's say I have a library project
lib
and another calleddep
, such thatlib
depends ondep
. Both libraries are very dynamic - they are changing all the time, and I want to make a quick change indep
and this be easily captured inlib
.How would you recommend the use of
cget
for a convenient workflow when developing these two (or more) libraries in parallel?I'm trying here something like:
lib
anddep
live in the same directory.lib
, I docget install --update ../dep
cget
dir for thedep
library (using the toolchain file).My issue here is that
install --update
compiles the library from scratch, instead of an incremental build.After trying
git-submodule
and having several issues with it, I'm givingcget
a try.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: