Introduce keygen --no-overwrite to avoid prompt#636
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Adds a new
--no-overwriteoption to thetools/keytools/keygenapp.This can be handy during CMake builds, for instance like this:
Otherwise, at least on Windows, the resulting spawned app will quietly await a response as a hidden process, typically keeping files locked, unable to build again, forcing a reboot if task manager won't terminate the process.
Reminder the regular
if(EXIST ...is a configure-time check, not build-time. See docs.Although a custom command could be used in this cmake example, it will be handy for other automation processes outside of cmake to have the "yes, I know the keystore might already exist, so don't prompt, and don't overwrite it" option.