Closed bgenchel closed 6 years ago
It works for my projects:
macOS is definitely supported.
Not sure why but it seems like the homebrew version did also fall a little bit behind the current release.
Have you tried installing via pip?
It would also help to know what Conan packages you have tried to install
Try installing conan via pip. If that works, this is a bug that should be reported to homebrew.
Thanks all for the feedback. From the docs: https://docs.conan.io/en/latest/installation.html
The preferred and strongly recommended way to install Conan is from PyPI, the Python Package Index, using the pip command.
The brew installation is managed by the homebrew team, not by conan team.
To be fair though, the brew installation is listed on that page. I think it would be useful to highlight visibly which is official and supported and which is not.
Fair enough. Download page updated: https://conan.io/downloads.html
@ilovezfs seems to be maintaining the the brew formula for Conan. Maybe can help to clarify the issue.
I would also like to ask if the brew updated for Conan are automated somehow or if it is something done manually.
Thanks!
OSX 10.11.6 El Capitan Homebrew 1.7.3
Installed Conan with homebrew via
brew install conan
the conan version is
1.6.1
Getting this when I try to install anything:
Invalid setting 'Macos' is not a valid 'settings.os' value.
Look inside my settings.yml file to find
For further specificity, here is my test conanfile.txt, taken almost directly from the virtualenv page (https://blog.conan.io/2016/08/04/Conan-virtual-environments-Manage-your-C-and-C++-tools.html)
No idea what's happening, but honestly, I'm about to give up. I wanted to use conan to set up a common dev environment for a software team, but I've already had to do a bunch of custom fanagling to get it to even run the examples given in the docs.
I really have a very low opinion of this software at this point. I don't understand why this is such a headache when every other package manager just works out of box.