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Some package managers (Nix, Guix,...) are able to provide fixed dependencies, with pinned versions when needed and that should replace the use of some ext/ redistributed projects. If I'm not wrong, the cmake files of Spades are not picking the deps when they are available (for example zlib-ng, gtest,...) and are always using the ext directory. In some cases, this leads to build failures, for example when using the Musl libc. Thos build failure are avoided if the deps are provided by the package manager (because deps packages are already fixed for that libc). For more infrmations, you can check this PR discussion: https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/320502
Describe the solution you'd like
When for example zilb-ng is available and with a suitable version number, then use it in place of the one that has been redistributed into the ext directory
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. For generic questions use Q&A section in the Discussions forum above.
Some package managers (Nix, Guix,...) are able to provide fixed dependencies, with pinned versions when needed and that should replace the use of some
ext/redistributed projects. If I'm not wrong, the cmake files of Spades are not picking the deps when they are available (for example zlib-ng, gtest,...) and are always using the ext directory. In some cases, this leads to build failures, for example when using the Musl libc. Thos build failure are avoided if the deps are provided by the package manager (because deps packages are already fixed for that libc). For more infrmations, you can check this PR discussion: https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/320502Describe the solution you'd like
When for example
zilb-ngis available and with a suitable version number, then use it in place of the one that has been redistributed into theextdirectoryDescribe alternatives you've considered
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