"Alan W. Irwin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > We have used CPACK_SOURCE_IGNORE_FILES to ignore all backup (*~) > files, all CVS directories, and some directories that are specific to > our project. These regex's (not file globs) are a powerful means of > deciding exactly what you want to go into your source tarball from > the source tree.
Mmmh... sounds like a maintenance nightmare to update this ignore list; it will probably result into looking manually into each tarball whether there are really only the wanted files. I like automake's way much more where I can specify exactly what I want and can test for completeness with 'make distcheck'. > We have a relatively simple list of excludes above since we always use > a separate build tree and thus always have a relatively clean source > tree. Because of that separate build tree, we also have to establish > a custom target to (a) generate the pre-built files we want to go into > the tarball (e.g., built documentation) and (b) copy those files from > the build tree to the source tree. Copying into source tree seems to violate the build-seperately rule of cmake. Enrico
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