Try to make builds reproducible #1119
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July 24, 2024 15:10
Reproducible builds for neovim-qt are not working because mapping flags passed to the cmake build are included in the code (through version.h.in). Meaning that builds with slightly different mapping flags end up being different; even if no other compiler flags are different. ref #1111 Adds build option for reproducible builds. Currently only affects the use of compilation flags in the --version output.
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Reproducible builds for neovim-qt are not working because mapping flags passed to the cmake build are included in the code (through version.h.in). Meaning that builds with slightly different mapping flags end up being different; even if no other compiler flags are different.
ref #1111
Adds build option for reproducible builds. Currently only affects the use of compilation flags in the --version output.