Ensure that the CMAKE_MODULE_PATH is set correctly even if this project is transitively linked #324
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…ct is transitively linked In the case that the cpp-driver is built as a transitively linked library (aka embedded in another CMake project), the module path will be augmented relative to the project root instead of this project.
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Thanks for the fix. Reviewing. |
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In the case that the cpp-driver is built as a transitively linked library
(aka embedded in another CMake project), the module path will be augmented
relative to the project root instead of this project.