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despite being quite new to cmake, I succeeded to create a new project including Qt5LinguistTools and a .ts file containing my translations. I added a section into my cmake file to call lupdate and lrelease on my file(s) using the defined macro QT5_CREATE_TRANSLATION.

It actually calls lupdate, with my ts-file and my other given options, but always also including the additional parameter 

@<my_project_build_dir>/<tsfilename>_lst_file

(to tell lupdate additional source directories).
I assumed my source directory as content, but surprisingly it contains all Include paths used in the project:

E.g., as I also use boost library, my boost_dir is also included. This seems very strange to me.

I analyzed the macro, where the lst_file is being created, so for me it seems as a bug in the cmake macro.

How to I disable this lst_file without touching the macro from qt?

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The Qt-Macro obviously includes all the paths set via INCLUDE_DIRECTORIES(...). To avoid that, declare those paths via

SET_TARGET_PROPERTIES( ${PROJECT_NAME} PROPERTIES INCLUDE_DIRECTORIES "") target_include_directories( ${PROJECT_NAME} ... ).

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