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The question is whether all targets from a project file should be rebuilt when the file is changed, or whether we should actually track changes per target.
The latter could be done with a meta-information file inside the target build folder.
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It seems to me the way to implement this would not be to compare the modification time of a project's config file against the dates of object files etc.
Instead, complimentary to issue #48, we could use hashlib to hash the config of each target and save it as build/.../targetname/buildtype/hash/config.hash. On building a target, we can check whether the config hash has changed and, if so, rebuild the whole target.
The question is whether all targets from a project file should be rebuilt when the file is changed, or whether we should actually track changes per target.
The latter could be done with a meta-information file inside the target build folder.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: