Why export only igl::{core, common} targets
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Hey igl devs,
If I'm understanding correctly the current cmake script only exports the igl::{core, common} targets.
What is the reason for doing so? When installing the library and then trying to find the cmake config file, it is therefore at the moment not possible to link against say the igl::opengl target.
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Start by inspecting the current CMake export and install configuration, then compare the exported igl::core and igl::common targets with igl::opengl in the installed package config. Done should clarify why only those targets are exported and whether installed consumers can link the intended igl targets.
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- cmake, cpp
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- build-system
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- Bug
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