Konrad Pönisch

``` def requirements(self): requirements = self.conan_data.get('requirements', []) packages_with_transitive_headers = ["specific_package", "another_specific_package"] for requirement in requirements: package_name = requirement.split('/')[0] if package_name in packages_with_transitive_headers: self.requires(requirement, transitive_headers=True) else: self.requires(requirement) ```

@memsharded Currently, if you want to create a library in clion, you have to create your own recipe in addition to the conanfile.py. It would be nice if the gui...

@memsharded hm okay too bad, what would you use for a good workflow so that I can build my clion project as a lib or use it as a conan...

Hi @memsharded I've really got to grips with the basics of conan. As far as I know, you have to write like `conan create conanfile.py` to create the package and...

@czoido I have now tried it out a bit and it seems to work thanks. I actually have one more question. It is a bit related to this post of...

@alextrical yes thanks that worked, but some things were easier to do via the gui than via commands, especially with the long paths which are always different

Hello, thank you for your answer. Android compiling in CLion is not very nicely done, because I have to set the compilers manually and then some CMake flags. However, with...