Carlos Gomes Martinho

In that case you take the cmake script above and just add your sources in add executable

it replaces your projects cmakelists, though you need to adapt `add_executable` to add your sources

so are you saying I don't need to compile cpp-jwt first to be used in my project, I just simply add the conan set up and requirements to my project's...

First I'd suggest to install globally, not with py env... i recommend that you join the cpp slack chat: https://cpplang.slack.com/ there you get support on a ton of libraries, conan,...

there are already instructions on how to use this library using conan: https://github.com/arun11299/cpp-jwt#consuming-the-library though how to use conan itself is not explained here not should it: conan has extensive documentation...

@chriskohlhoff any chance this gets merged soon?

humm, you can do this for sure, but why would you do this? the goal of this library is to be as simple as possible to use. e.g. people should...

yes, seems related to this: https://lists.boost.org/boost-users/2020/05/90421.php

it seems like boost beast 1.73 has still issues with gcc 10 and c++20 mode, just lowered the default cpp standard to cpp17 -> works on my side now

Hi Faizol, I’m currently not very active in the Cpp space, I’ll return to it though as soon as possible in the mean time I’ll be glad to accept merge...