CMake: add ability to define a module alias #1321
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This allows us to add symlinks to modules, particularly useful when modules are renames The ev_add_module_alias function has 3 parameters: ALIAS: the symlink name MODULE: the symlink target ADD_SHARE_ALIAD: optional, adds an additional symlink in share/everest/modules for modules that store data there Signed-off-by: Kai-Uwe Hermann <[email protected]>
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@dorezyuk can we implement something like this (easily) for bazel? This would allow us (in an upcoming PR) to eg. rename the OCPP201 module without breaking configs |
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This allows us to add symlinks to modules, particularly useful when modules are renames
The ev_add_module_alias function has 3 parameters: ALIAS: the symlink name
MODULE: the symlink target
ADD_SHARE_ALIAD: optional, adds an additional symlink in share/everest/modules for modules that store data there
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