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Tests now can be SERIAL and use FetchContent to get rapids-cmake (#48)
To properly test `cpm` packages in rapids-cmake we need to fix two major issues. 1. A way to have tests that depend on the same CPM package not execute at the same time. This is required so we don't double checkout a project 2. A way to checkout and build projects such as RMM that themselves use rapids-cmake without issue. Number #1 is solved by the introduction of the `SERIAL` keyword Number #2 is solved for most tests by having the `project_template` that `.cmake` tests use get `rapids-cmake` via FETCH_CONENT. This will allow us to verify local rapids-cmake changes against existing projects that use rapids-cmake Authors: - Robert Maynard (https://github.com/robertmaynard) Approvers: None URL: #48
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