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fix: Use DOWNLOAD_EXTRACT_TIMESTAMP consistently - #276
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Review comments at @runtime/CMakeLists.txt:
- Line 136: Update DOWNLOAD_EXTRACT_TIMESTAMP in the mbed TLS ExternalProject
configuration to FALSE so extracted files receive current timestamps and
dependent targets rebuild when the download changes.
- Line 136: Raise the CMake minimum in the runtime configuration to 3.25 so it
supports DOWNLOAD_EXTRACT_TIMESTAMP and the aurora-main requirement; update the
existing cmake_minimum_required declaration.
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DOWNLOAD_EXTRACT_TIMESTAMP TRUE for Mbed TLSDOWNLOAD_EXTRACT_TIMESTAMP consistently
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FetchContent_Declarefor Mbed TLS is missing theDOWNLOAD_EXTRACT_TIMESTAMPoption that is used everywhere else. Without this, CMake unnecessarily emits a warning. This PR adds the option to silence that warning.Due to being the current recommendation / CMake default, the value of the option was changed to
FALSEto use extraction-timestamps instead for all applicableFetchContentdeclarations.Summary by CodeRabbit