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D-Bus / sdbus-c++: cmake flag was changed #127

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Author: Gunnar Andersson <[email protected]>, MBition GmbH.

D-Bus / sdbus-c++: cmake flag was changed

The helper build script that compiles the sdbus-c++-xml2cpp compiler is based on git-cloning the latest master branch, instead of locking it into a specific version. An incompatible change was introduced there, for the name of the CMAKE flag that is used to cause the code-generator binary to be built. Renaming the flag in our script makes the build work again.

The program was tested solely for our own use cases, which might differ from yours.

The submission is provided under the main project license (LICENSE file in root of project).

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The helper build script that compiles the sdbus-c++-xml2cpp compiler
is based on git-cloning the latest master branch, instead of locking
it into a specific version.  An incompatible change was introduced
there, for the name of the CMAKE flag that is used to cause the
code-generator binary to be built.  Renaming the flag in our script
makes the build work again.

(It was, and still is, *NOT* caught by regression testing, since this is
a small and complementary helper, and not really part of the core
delivered tools, so not a big issue.)

Signed-off-by: Gunnar Andersson <[email protected]>
@gunnar-mb gunnar-mb merged commit be3e03d into COVESA:master Jul 16, 2024
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