Test system-installed libcurl availability on non-Windows
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libcurl availability on non-Windowslibcurl availability on non-Windows
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This seems kinda conservative to me; does any system exist where curl (the command line tool) isn't powered by libcurl? We also require git for most everything which must also link with libcurl... |
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Determine if
libcurlis available in the system by attempting to load it. At the moment we don't do anything with it, but we're tracking availability oflibcurlas a replacement to the current download/upload implementation.