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CMake integration in Visual Studio Code

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### Request Overview When using CMake, if some configuration (such as the contents of CMakeLists.txt) changes and you don't clear build, CMake may reuse the old cache, causing strange errors...

enhancement

### Request Overview Imported targets don't show up in the debugger, so there's no way to inspect their properties except by modifying the CMake script to add `get_target_property` and `message`...

enhancement

### Brief Issue Summary I'm trying to configure a dev container for out team so we all have the same setup and new members don't need to configure anything. This...

bug

### Request Overview I have an environment setup script that comes from Open Embedded and is used for setting up a cross-compilation build environment. When sourced, it sets along many...

enhancement

### Brief Issue Summary [!2987](https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-cmake-tools/pull/2987) builds both the build target and the executable when pressing the run button. In my case, this is a breaking change for the extension. I...

Feature: build
Feature: debug/launch

### Request Overview Whenever I save a `CMakeLists.txt` file, cmake reconfigures automatically (which is nice), but the focus immediately moves to the output window. I do not want this specific...

enhancement

### Brief Issue Summary If using this command, the compilation almost always fails due to headers not found. - in the terminal called File Compilation, the command line is missing...

bug

### Brief Issue Summary CMake Tools is not applying environment overrides when reading CMake presets. Yes, I found closed issues on the same subject, but they were closed without any...

bug

### Brief Issue Summary When the extension is enabled, it seems to try to watch every file in my home directory even though my workspace / project directory is about...

bug
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