Martino Ferrari
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`build/` only covers the directory the presets use, so `cmake -S . -B .` left CMakeFiles/, Makefile, cmake_install.cmake and the generated include/plot/version.hpp untracked in the repository root -- which shows up as dirty content in the parent project's status whenever the submodule is checked out.
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.superpowers/
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build/
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# Not this project's and not generated by it: a Solarus game-engine message that
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# happens to sit in the repo root.
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error.txt
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# An *in-tree* configure writes these beside the sources. `build/` above only covers the
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# directory the presets use, and `cmake -S . -B .` leaves the whole of CMake's output in the
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# repository root -- which then reads as an untracked submodule to whoever has it checked out.
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CMakeFiles/
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CMakeCache.txt
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cmake_install.cmake
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Makefile
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CTestTestfile.cmake
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CPackConfig.cmake
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# Configured from `include/plot/version.hpp.in`, so it is output and not a source file.
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include/plot/version.hpp
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