Fix CMake process_schema not triggering gaiac after ddl change #990
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I noticed that when using the `process_schema()` Cmake function if you change the DDL nothing happens. Apparently, the custom_command that triggers `gaiac` no longer depends on the DDL. I think this is a bug, if it is an intended behavior we should comment it.
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I noticed that when using the
process_schema()Cmake function if you change the DDL nothing happens. Apparently, the custom_command that triggersgaiacno longer depends on the DDL. I think this is a bug, if it is an intended behavior we should comment it.