Changed behaviour: change of cmake kit doesn't change build folder name. ( doesn't copy patterns from global config ).

[Arniiiii]

Bug description

Changed behaviour with a last update:

• change of cmake kit doesn't change build folder.

Steps to reproduce

Minimal configuration

1. Set in global config for the plugin cmake_build_directory = "build/${kit}/${kitGenerator}/${variant:buildType}",
2. Before:
   • switch kit ( i.e. was gcc v13. now clang v16 )
   • new dir in build ( was build/GCC ...v13//Debug/... , + new folder build/Clang ...v16//Debug/... )
   • there's results with another kit in another folder ( i.e. in build/Clang ...v16//Debug)
3. Now:
   • switch kit
   • no new dir ( what's interesting it seems it saves path not in ~/.cache/cmake_tools_nvim/pathtoproject.lua, because I can't explain why it saves the value no matter deleting session file in the mentioned folder)
   • yep, kit is changed, though build dir name is not ( using the same folder. i.e. continuing using gcc's build folder, instead of clang )

Expected behavior

One of the following:

• document the behaviour
• "return" behaviour.

if return behaviour, there's maybe such solution:

• by default, copy pattern from global config's cmake_build_directory to session's settings build_options
• allow it to be expanded by all of this. ( It seems to work already ! )
• maybe add capability of copying of the pattern ( if it existed before in the session settings build_options ) when :CMakeSelectBuildDir

Screenshots

Environment

• OS: a linux with neovim v0.9.4 and LuaJIT 2.1.1700008891
• Desktop environment: KDE
• Plugins commit hash: 6c248e1

Additional context

[Civitasv]

See comment: #176 (comment)

[Arniiiii]

Hm... I didn't changed it, though, it seemed it didn't work. IDK why, and sorry for the misleading.

Maybe it's possible to put somehow pattern string when :CMakeSelectBuildDir ?
Now :

[Civitasv]

Pushed a fix.

[Civitasv]

Closing for now, feel free to open it if you still have this problem.

[Arniiiii]

It seems to work. Thank you!