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[bug] `conf_info` set by build context package not set by Conan during installation of host packages
Hi @tttapa Sorry this was not followed up. Your last comment seems to contain several different questions/issues, not completely related to the original one in this thread. The response in...
[bug] `conf_info` set by build context package not set by Conan during installation of host packages
> Sure, but the fact that Conan silently yields inconsistent values for conf_info in different steps of the build/installation seems like a problem to me. Is it feasible for Conan...
[bug] `conf_info` set by build context package not set by Conan during installation of host packages
I have been talking with the team regarding this. It seems this is a recipe limitation that do not properly model the fortran usage. It would be necessary to introduce...
[bug] `conf_info` set by build context package not set by Conan during installation of host packages
Closing, please track - https://github.com/conan-io/conan-center-index/issues/27778 - https://github.com/conan-io/docs/issues/4137
Hi @Akash-Parikh-einfochips Thanks for your question, sorry that it took a while to answer. > Is my understanding correct? It is a bit difficult to know if something like ``tc.configure_args.append(f"--with-sysroot={sysroot_path}")``...
Hi @Akash-Parikh-einfochips Did the last comment clarify or help with this issue? Any further question or comment? Thanks for the feedback.
Hi @aiyolo Yes, there are some recommended practices: - ``deployers`` can be used as a generic mechanism to extract files from the conan cache and copy them to your local...
Any further question here @aiyolo ? Maybe the ticket can be closed?
Hi @lo1ol Thanks for your feedback. There are some reasons why Conan doesn't allow to depend by default on the same package, with different versions or binary variants. For example,...
Maybe you are using ``conan graph info``? You should be using ``conan install``, as ``conan graph info`` does not really install the package binaries, so ``package_folder`` is not defined. >...