I’ve read that vcpkg is supposedly more appropriate for C++ projects than nuget. Is that true in this case? It might allow consuming newer versions of Boost, but at the expense of having to compile it myself. Nuget provides the binaries for direct download. And then, it seems that vcpkg ultimately wants to integrate with the project file and produce things for nuget to download anyway. Maybe not the best for use with GitHub actions?
I’ve read that vcpkg is supposedly more appropriate for C++ projects than nuget. Is that true in this case? It might allow consuming newer versions of Boost, but at the expense of having to compile it myself. Nuget provides the binaries for direct download. And then, it seems that vcpkg ultimately wants to integrate with the project file and produce things for nuget to download anyway. Maybe not the best for use with GitHub actions?
Needs investigation.