Brad King

@mathstuf and I have occasionally discussed how to make ghostflow's checks available to GitHub Actions, but it's not yet supported. The ITK repository's checks are configured on our own ghostflow-director...

> I'm not sure if the `adios2_init_{serial,mpi}` has been exposed for long Those were added in Jan 2020 by #1946 and AFAIK have not been in a release. I think...

#2132 removes the `debug_mode` argument from the never-released `adios2_init{,_config}_{serial,mpi}` constructor functions.

We need to figure out where that `@rpath/` reference is coming from. > I use a spack-installed ADIOS 2.6.0 I just ran `spack install [email protected]` on macOS and found that...

@ax3l thanks. Your `libadios2_cxx11.2.dylib` indeed has `LC_ID_DYLIB` set to `@rpath/libadios2_cxx11.2.dylib`. That is different than on my machine's spack installation. Does spack have any options for that? What did the adios2...

@ax3l thanks. That ADIOS 2.5 library has `LC_ID_DYLIB` set to `/Users/travis/.cache/spack/opt/spack/darwin-mojave-x86_64/clang-11.0.0/adios2-2.5.0-sf6eyfn6xjlwvbvgs7dajgdpvs6ihrnb/lib/libadios2.2.dylib` which is expected and does not mention `@rpath/`. It also matches what I see on my installations for ADIOS...

I ran those `spack install` commands on macOS 10.15 with AppleClang 11.0. CMake 3.17.0 was in my `PATH`.

LGTM. In testing this I found that MSVC's `-scanDependencies` option breaks on `.cppm`, but works for `.cpp` or `.ixx`. I'll handle reporting this to MS. Meanwhile, this representative case can...

It turns out that MSVC doesn't recognize `.cppm` as C++ and needs `-TP` explicitly. It does recognize `.cpp` and `.ixx` as C++.

The failure occurs in a custom command that invokes the `bin/caf` tool. That builds module-consuming code outside of CMake's code model, so module (include) directories need to be handled explicitly....