Osyotr

Check your antivirus software

> Ping @Osyotr for response, does this issue resolved by closing the anti-virus? I don't have the issue. I was just pointing out that access violation errors usually come from...

There's also #25107

> Sorry, but I don't know this `libpython3.so` file nor its purpose. This is so-called "Python Stable ABI" https://peps.python.org/pep-0384/#linkage: > If Python is compiled as a shared library, it is...

CMake 3.24 is out 🙂

Yes you can! Just make sure it's compatible with your toolchain. Here is an example of packaging prebuilt proprietary library. [libxl.zip](https://github.com/microsoft/vcpkg/files/9584467/libxl.zip)

Huh? With this manifest: ``` { "name": "super-duper-boost-test", "builtin-baseline":"96ec7fb25da25e0463446e552d59715a47c95e73", "dependencies": [ { "name": "boost-modular-build-helper", "version>=": "1.80.0#2" } ] } ``` ``` vcpkg install --dry-run Error: Cannot resolve a minimum constraint...

Oh, `vcpkg-cmake-get-vars` has been introduced after baseline `96ec7fb25da25e0463446e552d59715a47c95e73` so it's not found. Should a port look for its baseline if its dependency was not found? @BillyONeal

Maybe add `requires:vcpkg-team-review`?

I've also added a note to generated files: `"$comment": "When changing this file also update and run scripts/boost/generate-ports.ps1",` https://github.com/microsoft/vcpkg/pull/26918#discussion_r977308883