cmake: Fix stale codegen when mpgen binary changes#316
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Nice catch! I experienced this too, but I ignored it thinking there was something wrong with my machine. |
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Add MPGEN_BINARY to DEPENDS so target_capnp_sources() also rebuilds when mpgen binary changes. This prevents stale code gen when mpgen binary changes but capnp files don't.
I noticed this after seeing IWYU errors while building the examples, which were caused by stale generated code that no longer matched what the current mpgen produces.