Luis Caro Campos

Hi @crstzh - a bit confused by this. Recipes in Conan Center (and by extension the test package) are free to assume that CMake is installed at the system level....

Thanks @crstzh What are the contents of your `windows-msvc17.6.0-x86_64` ? Is CMake not installed at a global level? What terminal/console are you using? Please bear in mind that we _do_...

Thanks @toge ! It's still not clear why disabling visibility=hidden is needed?

> @jcar87 Sorry, I overlooked this. When compiled with `visibility=hidden`, there is no uvwasi symbol in the shared library. I think the only solution is to remove `visibility=hidden`. I see...

Hi @samuel-emrys - thank you for raising this PR and for your detailed investigation and explanation. From what I can see, there are two issues that are highly related but...

> I think your reasoning here makes sense, but it's not what I've observed. This is interesting! Any information you could provide for us to check, would be greatly appreciated....

One additional consideration, and an argument against a `compatibility()` method as proposed in this PR, is Clang on Linux. When we use clang on Linux with GNU's libstdc++, e.g: ```...

Hi @zzblydia - thanks so much for taking the time to troubleshoot. In the end, I think it has to do with `CHECK_FUNCTION_EXISTS`, which relies on CMake's `try_compile` functionality. The...

The CMake documentation specifies that _targets_ are actually a valid input for anything that relies on `try_compile`, including `check_symbol_exists`. Docs here: https://cmake.org/cmake/help/latest/command/try_compile.html#options The problem here is that the targets generated...

We have identified the underlying issue and are working on deploying a fix to all agents that will make the workaround unnecessary. The correct SDK version is (and always was!)...