Use CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR in FindDependencies.cmake #175
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@ahojnnes Is the CI stuck on this change? I see a number of pending checks that don't appear to be making progress. |
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CMAKE_SOURCE_DIRrefers to the root of the project, whileCMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIRrefers to the directory from whichFindDependencies.cmakewas included (theglomapdir).CMAKE_SOURCE_DIRwill break when glomap is built as part of a larger CMake project.CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIRbehaves correctly in this context.