Marian Klymov

conan_cmake_run doesn't respect current toolset. I'm using older toolchain `cmake -G"Visual Studio 16 2019" -Tversion=14.26` On higher level I have proper detection from my project(...) The CXX compiler identification is...

> Note that you need to remove the option, and also do not depend on the `package_id` of the dependency. Does it transform "full_package_mode" into "full_recipe_mode"? Or "None" causes recalculation...

> > I want to package library that was built with specific set of options/requirements. I'm trying to use conan export-pkg for this > > It is not fully clear...

For now I've decided to go with fake component for silencing errors. `self.cpp_info.components["DummyComponent"].requires = ["bzip2::bzip2", "pcre::libpcre", "xz_utils::xz_utils", "zstd::zstdlib"]` My current workflow looks like this: - compile binaries - convert conaninfo.txt...

> @Nekto89 Thank you for your contribution. The Conan v2 linter found some outdated imports. Could you please update them? As reference, you can use https://github.com/conan-io/conan-center-index/blob/master/docs/v2_linter.md I've tried but I'm...

changing "find_package(EXPAT REQUIRED)" to "find_package(EXPAT REQUIRED MODULE)" fixes the issue. Is this intended conan behavior?

Can I use `self.dependencies["expat"].cpp_info.set_property("cmake_find_mode", "module")`? Will it also affect other recipes?

> cache variables should be used sparingly. the default variable is more then enough Maybe this information should be added to package template? [package template](https://github.com/conan-io/conan-center-index/blob/master/docs/package_templates/cmake_package/all/conanfile.py)

I don't really understand how I will be able to use conan without being able to call it multiple times during CMake generation. In my workflow input for conan is...

I'm not familiar enough with OpenSSL. It's not clear for me from documentation whether implicit initialization is needed at all for 1.1.0+. Deprecated methods can be hidden under `#if OPENSSL_VERSION_NUMBER...