Define CMake components to allow docs to be installed separately#4276
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Define two components, core and doc, which can be installed separately.
This facilitates packagers who want to package docs in a separate
package.
After this change it's possible to install only core files with:
cmake --install build --component core
And only install documentation with:
cmake --install build --component doc
When no component is specified, the behaviour is unchanged, i.e. if
documentation was built, it will be installed.
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Define two Cmake components, core and doc, which can be installed separately. This facilitates packagers who want to package docs in a separate package.
After this change it's possible to install only core files with:
And only install documentation with:
When no component is specified, the behaviour is unchanged, i.e. if documentation was built, it will be installed.