app: cmake: use $ENV{ZEPHYR_BASE} as hint #1941
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That's the common way to do this and has the advantage that it works when the zephyr repo is an a different location and was not registered in the users cmake registry - which is a very common usecase supported by zephyr. You end up with that by
west init
-ing the git url of either the zmk repo directly or another manifest repo which imports the zmk repo. This is more convenient than the whole manualwest init -l
stuff.This works because west automatically exports the
ZEPHYR_BASE
environment variable to all extensions - includingwest build
. For that exact reason it should not break anyones scripts unless they're using cmake directly and didn't set the $ZEPHYR_BASE environment variable.