OpenShot Audio Library (libopenshot-audio) is a free, open-source project that enables high-quality editing and playback of audio, and is based on the amazing JUCE library.
I was steered wrong, and set up the OpenShotAudioConfig.cmake file (and friends) to install to share/cmake/... that path is OK for arch-independent installs, but not for architecture-bound library installs like libopenshot-audio. Those should go into the same ${CMAKE_INSTALL_LIBDIR} that the libraries themselves go into, so that a multi-arch system can simultaneously have, e.g.:
/usr/lib/cmake/OpenShotAudio/OpenShotAudioConfig.cmake pointing to a 32-bit version
/usr/lib64/cmake/OpenShotAudio/OpenShotAudioConfig.cmake pointing to a 64-bit version
...and the right one will be used automatically.
Looking to merge this as soon as the CI is ready, because it has to be coordinated with a corresponding change to the Ubuntu PPA packaging control files (as they expect files to be installed into this path, by name).
I was steered wrong, and set up the
OpenShotAudioConfig.cmakefile (and friends) to install toshare/cmake/... that path is OK for arch-independent installs, but not for architecture-bound library installs likelibopenshot-audio. Those should go into the same${CMAKE_INSTALL_LIBDIR}that the libraries themselves go into, so that a multi-arch system can simultaneously have, e.g.:/usr/lib/cmake/OpenShotAudio/OpenShotAudioConfig.cmakepointing to a 32-bit version/usr/lib64/cmake/OpenShotAudio/OpenShotAudioConfig.cmakepointing to a 64-bit version...and the right one will be used automatically.
Looking to merge this as soon as the CI is ready, because it has to be coordinated with a corresponding change to the Ubuntu PPA packaging control files (as they expect files to be installed into this path, by name).