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CMake macro to force disable/enable module that doesn't comply with ZLib #39

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knight-ryu12 opened this issue Nov 30, 2020 · 4 comments
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refer to #38, it'd be much easier to get it going.

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When selecting using of various dependencies, show the license of binary while selecting dependencies.
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Using of each flag will disable incompatible dependencies usage to guarantee specific license of the library.
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Done!

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I'd say return error whenever license conflict occurs.

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Wohlstand commented Feb 6, 2021

I'd say return error whenever license conflict occurs.

That just adds a headache to let users guess what they should disable to resolve the conflict, etc.

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Anyway, the thing is done, if needed, can be improved later

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