This file was used during the 2.8 release series to hold notes generated
from 'git shortlog'. In CMake 3.0 it is replaced by Help/release/*.rst
documents containing more useful manually written release notes.
This has to be tested separately from the invalid_signature test because
target sources are evaluate at a later time, and earlier errors in the
invalid_signature test cause early exit.
cc46b702 Help: Adjust the QtAutogen properties to the common style.
f371545d Help: Use ``True`` and ``False`` for IMPORTED values.
3879c847 Help: Document relation of properties to the rest of the buildsystem.
ba4c2fa8 Help: Mark up the buildsystem commands documentation
a683262a Help: Note that the compatible interface properties must not intersect.
fbe01bed Help: Specify how to order and modify transitively set property values.
645500b4 Help: Add hyperlink targets to some manual sections.
85a4fad7 Help: Use ``inline-literals`` to mark generator expressions.
a0fa0253 Help: Mark up references to NEW and OLD policy settings properly.
6c02e7f4 Help: Add a style guide.
91fbff88 Help: Fix typos
Enable the C and CXX languages only in the test cases that really need
them. In the failure cases we do not get far enough to really use the
languages, so skip enabling them.
In commit v2.8.5~176^2~2 (FindOpenSSL: We should only use hints to find
OpenSSL, 2011-03-28) values for HINTS and PATHS of find_* calls were
computed everywhere but only used on Windows. Use them everywhere.
ccc87047 Help: Add documents to collect notes between releases
70309e70 Help: Add documents for release notes
34ea1f15 Utilities/Sphinx: Add option to build 'text' format
Describe the meaning of each version component in more detail in the
documentation of CMAKE_VERSION. Simplify the per-component version
variable documentation by referencing the main variable.
Include information about how to compare version strings. Also add
an historical note about the version scheme used prior to commit
v2.8.2~105^2~4 (New version scheme to support branchy workflow,
2010-04-23).
The qtx_add_resources() macro adds the resource file to the output list
to maintain file-level dependencies. Having the qrc file in a target
sources is a precondition for AUTORCC to function.
When processing the source files of a target, only add the generated
qrc_<file>.cpp to the target sources if AUTORCC is ON. This avoids
pre-porting conflict with the macro.
Reported-by: Micha Hergarden
Since commit v2.8.2~105^2~2 (Teach CMake Policies about tweak version
component, 2010-04-23), cmPolicies has known how to handle a policy
introduced in a tweak version. This was done back when we introduced
policies with the current development date version and later updated it
to the release version. Now we always introduce policies using the next
expected release version and explicitly set the policy to test the NEW
behavior.
CMake Policies (or any other features) should never be introduced in a
tweak (bugfix) release, so drop the infrastructure that allows this.
Add a release/dev.txt file and include it from release/index.rst in
development versions. Add a "Changes Since Release" section with a
toctree that globs adjacent "dev/*" documents. Add a sample topic
document explaining how topic-specific release note documents work.
This approach will allow developers to write release notes for their
changes as they are made. The release manager may then consolidate and
organize the notes for a specific release version.
Add a release/index.rst document titled "CMake Release Notes" to hold
the toctree for release notes. Add a "Release Notes" section to the
top-level html document index to link to the new document.
Add SPHINX_TEXT to enable the Sphinx 'text' builder. Mark it as
advanced and do not add install rules. This is intended for use
by the release manager to build the release notes in text format
suitable for email.
The old documentation stated that "all header files" were considered,
which was not true for any sensible definition of "all header files".
Only header files with certain names are considered.
Document the filename patterns matched for parsing.
Stephen Kelly
Kitware Robot
Timo Rothenpieler
Brad King
Nils Gladitz
Alex Neundorf
Ho Cheung
Alex Merry