Closed traversaro closed 1 year ago
I'd disables the Windows CI job, so closing-re-opening to trigger it.
Thanks @traversaro.
Could this change also be applied to abb_librws
? I believe it uses a copy of the job we have here.
Seems it isn't happy:
The vcpkg's Git commit id must be a full SHA1 hash (40 hex digits).
Seems it isn't happy:
The vcpkg's Git commit id must be a full SHA1 hash (40 hex digits).
I was a bit optimistic on the support for tags. I converted it to use the corresponding commit.
Apparently the former way of installing dependencies has been explicitly disabled: https://github.com/lukka/run-vcpkg/issues/147 .
I think I some more time to fix this then. I will close this for now, and open it again when it is ready, sorry for the noise @gavanderhoorn .
That's alright. Thanks for at least taking a look.
Apparently the former way of installing dependencies has been explicitly disabled: lukka/run-vcpkg#147 .
Would this need something like this: lukka/run-vcpkg/tests/theAssets/vcpkg_project/vcpkg.json instead of this line:
?
That's alright. Thanks for at least taking a look.
Apparently the former way of installing dependencies has been explicitly disabled: lukka/run-vcpkg#147 .
Would this need something like this: lukka/run-vcpkg/tests/theAssets/vcpkg_project/vcpkg.json instead of this line:
?
Yes, based on https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/vcpkg/reference/vcpkg-json it should be sufficient to just list dependencies, no need to duplicate the name, version or other metadata.
I noticed in https://github.com/ros-industrial/abb_libegm/pull/155 that it was failing.