miconda created an issue (kamailio/kamailio#4620)
With the old Makefiles, the following commands:
``` shell
make RADCLI=1 exclude_modules="app_python db_cassandra db_oracle dnssec jwt
ndb_cassandra nats nsq osp ruxc stirshaken" cfg
make RADCLI=1 all
make RADCLI=1 install
```
compiled and installed all available modules excepting the ones in the
`exclude_modules` list.
I tried with cmake:
``` shell
cmake -S . -B build -DEXCLUDE_MODULES="app_python db_cassandra db_oracle dnssec
jwt ndb_cassandra nats nsq osp ruxc stirshaken"
cmake --build build
cmake --install build
```
But it seems that it only compiles and installs the default group of modules.
Is it a way with `cmake` to compile all modules found in `src/modules/`
excepting a list provided via some parameter?
The mechanism is used in some scripts/tools for testing as well as validating
releases.
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