add skip_source_copy flag
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Dinghy copies all sources to the target device by default, while this this really useful in some cases, this can take some time and some precious space on some small device/huge project combinations. This adds a `skip_source_copy` flag to the config that will disable this behaviour. The default behaviour stays the same, meaning this should not have any impact on existing setups
XavierBestelSonos
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Dinghy copies all sources to the target device by default, while this this really useful in some cases, this can take some time and some precious space on some small device/huge project combinations.
This adds a
skip_source_copyflag to the config that will disable this behaviour. The default behaviour stays the same, meaning this should not have any impact on existing setups