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We should try to use as much support as possible from CMake targets. I have tried to define the install in CMake as sane as possible.
Windows still zips everything together.
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Use CPack companion to CMake to create
.deband.rpmpackages that are easily installed. For the Windows build all files are still zipped together.There have been major obstacles when doing packages to try to install the files in
/opt/gerbv.github, which is where they are installed at the moment. Default is/usr/localin both CMake and Debian, but it is said that third-party packages should be installed under/opt, which it currently does.There is still problem with authentication of gerbv-buildbot, since previous maintainer probably have a hard time accessing GitHub. This means that the https://gerbv.github.io is not updated automatically at the moment.