conversion to cmake dropped make deb

[grondo]

With autotools we had a simple make deb target that essentially just runs scripts/debbuild.sh.
However debbuild.sh depends on make dist, which was also dropped in the conversion to cmake.

I tried copying the following from the distcheck target to bring back a make dist:

  COMMAND git archive --format=tar.gz
  --add-virtual-file=flux-sched.ver:${FLUX_SCHED_VER}
  --prefix=flux-sched-${FLUX_SCHED_VER}/
  --output=${CMAKE_BINARY_DIR}/flux-sched-${FLUX_SCHED_VER}.tar.gz
  HEAD .

But the --add-virtual-fileoption to git archive doesn't seem to exist in git 2.30. A bit confused on what to try next, cmake doesn't have a concept of creating a distribution tarball as required by most packaging software?

[grondo]

Oh I guess CPack has a deb generator. But this would (I assume) require moving all the stuff from the debian directory into CMakeLists.txt.