Prefer find_package(GTest) over FetchContent - #3
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[WIP] Remove forced integration of gtest and use find_package instead
Prefer find_package(GTest) over FetchContent
Dec 3, 2025
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GTest was always downloaded via FetchContent, even when system-installed. This change prefers
find_package(GTest)and falls back to FetchContent only when unavailable.Changes
find_package(GTest QUIET)before FetchContent fallbackCSR4MPI_FORCE_FETCH_GTESToption to bypass find_package when neededGTest_FOUNDandGTEST_FOUNDfor compatibility with different CMake configsDOWNLOAD_EXTRACT_TIMESTAMP TRUEto silence CMP0135 warningUsage
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