Make deployment more granular with CMake projects

 
I was wondering if it would be possible to change the functionality of Qt Creator. Currently, in the Deployment settings, there is no way to avoid deploying every target that is created in a CMake project. For example, if I create an executable and a bunch of unit tests - all of those targets are deployed. If one of the targets has not been built, then I am not allowed to debug the others, because the deploy step requires every target to be deployed. Say for instance I want to debug my main application and I don't want to build all of my unit tests, I am unable to. I must build all unit tests and deploy them in order to satisfy the deploy step even if all I want to do is run/debug my embedded application.
Alternately, I could use the Debug menu bar item (Debug->StartDebugging->AttachToRunningDebugServer, but I have not been able to get gdbserver to start automatically using that method.
I'm using 4.5RC1.

My thought was that the deployment would be perhaps tied to what is selected in the lower-left side in Qt Creator - just above the Play green triangle.  If you have selected Debug under Build and under Run have selected one of the targets for the remote device, then the deployment would key off of that.  Or - make it possible to select which target(s) to deploy similar to how you can choose which targets to build in the Project settings via the checkboxes available in Build Steps.|