Exporting the -static CMake targets when both shared and static libraries built. #1495
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Exporting the -static CMake targets when both shared and static libraries built.
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When just the static library is built, the CMake targets are properly exported (i.e. xxx-static, like
eclipse-paho-mqtt-c::paho-mqtt3a-static, etc).But when both the shared and static libraries are built, only the shared targets are exported. The static ones are not - but should be.
This fixes the issue so that the
-staticCMake targets are always exported when the static libraries are built.This problem is causing broken builds for the Paho C++ library. See:
eclipse/paho.mqtt.cpp#500