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Add per package CPM_DOWNLOAD controls #336

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Introduces support for CPM_<PACKAGE>_DOWNLOAD variable ( and env ) which allows finer grained control.

A common workflow pattern we have run into is wanting to set CPM_DOWNLOAD_ALL to on for a middle package in a CPM dependency chain.

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  -> CPM project A
       -> CPM project B 
       -> CPM project C

This would allow us to state that project A needs to be downloaded but project B or C can be found on disk.

Introduces support for `CPM_<PACKAGE>_DOWNLOAD` variable ( and env )
which allows finer grained control.
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Thanks for the PR

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Interesting this like the variant I thought here #280 (but still didn't take time to implement)

@robertmaynard robertmaynard force-pushed the support_per_project_download_flags branch from 43411b4 to b10c7b8 Compare January 27, 2022 14:06
@robertmaynard robertmaynard changed the title Add per project CPM_DOWNLOAD controls Add per package CPM_DOWNLOAD controls Jan 27, 2022
@iboB iboB requested a review from TheLartians January 27, 2022 14:54
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I can't think of how this can break anything. Looks good to me.

@TheLartians what do you think?

Also, this makes is a good use case for an integration test, I'll try do add one for this over the weekend

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Agreed, this looks good! Definitely worth it to add an integration test, so we don't accidentally break it in the future.

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@iboB are you still planning to write some integration tests for this feature?

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iboB commented Feb 8, 2022

Yes. At least a very bare-bones one. I'm a bit short on time, though. I think if we're satisfied with this, we can merge and I can add tests later

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Alright, thanks @robertmaynard for the feature!

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