Display dependency statuses (issue #3200) #4290
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This commit causes the build script to output a few lines toward the end telling the user what dependencies have been found and will be used in the build process.
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For the record, CMake has a module that does something akin to what we want. |
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@tiennou Oh, that looks interesting. Looks like that should be our way forward instead. Thanks for the hint! |
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This CMake module would be available in any installation? I would definitely much prefer an implementation which uses that. |
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I added that to #4283 actually. Seems the interface varies by CMake version, but is somewhat available. |
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I'd also say just go with that and simply ignore all older CMake versions which do not support that module. |
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This has already been implemented via #4283 |
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This PR causes CMake to emit a few lines toward the end of the build script running, telling the user what dependencies will be used during the build process, as well as which variant of a dependency will be used (e.g. SecureTransport vs OpenSSL for HTTPS).
Related to issue #3200.