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Avoid searching for a Java installation on Windows hosts. This will allow some CI hosts to have Java for other projects. We already do this on macOS. While at it, clarify the macOS setting.
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886 B
CMake
19 lines
886 B
CMake
# Our CI machines do not consistently have Java installed, so a build may
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# detect that Java is available and working, but a test machine then not have a
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# working Java installed. To work around this, just act as if Java is not
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# available on any CI machine.
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set(CMake_TEST_Java OFF CACHE BOOL "")
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# Qt binaries get placed inside the source directory, which causes them to not
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# be included in the install-time rpath, but we still want them in the
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# build-time rpath. CMake sets CMAKE_BUILD_WITH_INSTALL_RPATH to ON by default,
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# so set it to OFF.
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set(CMAKE_BUILD_WITH_INSTALL_RPATH OFF CACHE BOOL "")
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set(BUILD_QtDialog ON CACHE BOOL "")
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# The "XCTest" test uses an explicit deployment target chosen
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# when CMake itself is configured. Use a version that is not
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# newer than the macOS version running on any CI host.
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set(CMake_TEST_XCTest_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET "10.15" CACHE STRING "")
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