[tools] generate stubfiles during packaging #5222
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Add a script that is launched right after CPack copied the install files and before the package is built.
This has one consequences : the target file structure is dependent on the generator. This is why it is passed as an argument.
You can also see that the source directory is passed as a relative path to the script location : this is because the CMake context is not the same as during installation when the script is executed :
CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR
doesn't exist anymore.This currently works perfectly for :
--> it doesn't work for Windows with ZIP and I really don't know why... This is the easiest generator because the tree is the same as the install tree. The error is that
Sofa
is not found by python although thePYTHONPATH
seems to be correctly set.Here is the output :
Any help is welcome !
PS: as a recal the stubgen script is in SofaPython3 sources : https://github.com/sofa-framework/SofaPython3/tree/master/scripts
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