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Define Git and date constants in executables only #4681
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clang-tidy made some suggestions
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As we discussed in chat, having the version header & source file as part of a CMake add_library(... OBJECT)
would make this a bit cleaner, overall approach looks good
Each executable has to also link to the VERSION_PROJECT. objects don't have a link step so it can't be included in sub-dependencies |
Description
This moves the definitions
CHATTERINO_{GIT_{HASH, RELEASE, COMMIT, MODIFIED}, CMAKE_GEN_DATE}
into the executable only. This removes them from thechatterino-lib
target, which in turn makes it possible to cache, since the definitions will be the same across many runs (mentioned in #4680 (comment)).Local compile times will also be improved (e.g. when recompiling on a new day).
To test this, you should rerun the Windows CI after this day (to get a new generator date) and check the Post Setup sccache (Windows) step for the amount of cache-hits.