Removes the standalone CMake workflow#409
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The aim of this PR is simplifying the CMake and fixing the build failures we're currently seeing in CI. If I'm not mistaken, these are happening because we're calling To effectively use the superproject workflow for development, you can use something akin to (suppose you're in Or any IDE-driven equivalent. @mzimbres let me know if this would work for you. |
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All integration testing now happens via the superproject, gated by BOOST_REDIS_INTEGRATION_TESTS
Added namespacing to CMake functions and targets to avoid collisions
Increases the maximum CMake supported version to 4.2