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that's useless since all sublibs are built by default ; you can see we check whether all libs are there including filesystem and system in the meta.yaml
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Please open a pull request to do that, and don't forget to bump the build number of the recipe :-)
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Thanks! I'll test a bit first, but had to check if there were any a priori issues.
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You're right. Wonder why cmake complains. If i specify the --with flags the other sublibs are not built at all (but cmake does find them then). Bad idea I guess.
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Should add this feedstock started off with Boost 1.60.0. So I don't think we actually have a package for an earlier version (e.g. 1.57.0). Is this coming from defaults
? 😕
In any event, we don't use these arguments, but we do test that every Boost library was built by using file checks. So if one of these is missing, the build will fail and not deploy the package.
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That seems to be it, if I build 1.57.0 (from defaults
) I get only .so libraries but no static .a ones. If I build the latest available 1.62 from conda-forge
(or build the 1.57 by hand using the build.sh in this recipe) I do get them (and it works). Thanks for the quick replies!
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