Hi Sibi, On Tue, 26 May 2020, Sibi Siddharthan wrote: > The difference in build between Linux platforms and Windows would be > 8-15 lines of code atmost . I see no point in the extra Linux stuff to > be a burden for the reviewers. I agree that this does not constitute a big burden. Linux support in the CMake system _might_ come in real handy in certain circumstances. For example, if I understand correctly cppcheck uses the CMake configuration to figure out which source files to analyze, and with which #define's. So there might be some previously-underappreciated benefit to having a CMake configuration that works on Linux, even if it is not the recommended way to build Git on Linux. Thank you for your incredible work on the CMake front, Dscho
