Package: cmake-data
Version: 3.31.6-2
Severity: normal
Dear Maintainer,
When one defines a target with the built-in command add_executable() or
add_library(), a target property named SOURCES that lists the related source
files, is defined. The add_jar() command does not define it.
There is a simple workaround: use ->set_property(TARGET <jar target name>
PROPERTY SOURCES "${Java_src}")<- with the same list of filenames used in the
SOURCES argument of add_jar command. The fix is doing that directly in the
add_jar command.
(Or perhaps with the similar command target_sources().)
I discovered this when I tried to make a real source package, as Automake does,
by enumerating the defined targets and theirs respective source files.
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