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On 9/13/19 8:05 AM, Howard Butler wrote:<br class="">
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<div class="">I suspect the CMakeLists.txt of gtest is somehow not
getting a proper CMake path set, and your hunch about it not
mattering on the Docker builds due to them being built as root
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<div class="">I would rummage around in the gtest CMake
configuration and see if you can figure out which variable our
CMake configuration needs to set.</div>
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After multiple attempts at rummaging around, I think the culprit is
in 'cmake/gtest.cmake'. I suspect that ${gtest_BINARY_DIR} is
unset. Based on comments in 'vendor/gtest/CMakeLists.txt' it
appears that it may also use this variable internally.<br>
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