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If the FOLDER property is set to an empty string, CLion 2025.3 takes that literally and puts the target into a folder with a blank name. Unsetting the FOLDER property puts the target at top level as expected.
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Fixes the folder for the Scripts target to avoid this suboptimal display in CLion:
and moves the many, many targets related to clang-tidy into a folder named
tidyso that they don't fill up theCMakePredefinedTargetsdefault folder.With my build configuration, the folder
CMakePredefinedTargetsnow still contains the targetscheck,gmock,gmock_main,gtest,gtest_main, andtools. Should I move any of those into different folders too (TestsandToolspresumably)? None of these targets come from CMake, so it's a bit surprising that they're inCMakePredefinedTargets.(For context: the CMake folder structure was originally added in #1612.)