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In my scenario there is a repository A which contains some test data stored in git lfs. In my project I pull repository A and want to use it as a dependency. I am not interested in running the tests from repository A.
Is it possible to get an option to disable pulling from git LFS in CPMAddPackage? This would allow to save bandwidth and time. Additionally configuring/building on machines with a slow internet connection would be way faster.
The files stored in normal git should still be pulled normally.
If a tag/release is pulled, this can be achieved by pulling the source code *.zip from the release page. However if there is jut a tag (without a release) or if I want to get the latest main/master, the above suggestion would be needed.
In my scenario there is a repository A which contains some test data stored in git lfs. In my project I pull repository A and want to use it as a dependency. I am not interested in running the tests from repository A.
Is it possible to get an option to disable pulling from git LFS in
CPMAddPackage
? This would allow to save bandwidth and time. Additionally configuring/building on machines with a slow internet connection would be way faster.The files stored in normal git should still be pulled normally.
E.g. an argument could be added to
CPMAddPackage
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