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I have -s os.version=10.9 in my conan create command. I confirmed that everything worked fine when my conanfile.py had tc.variables["CMAKE_OSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET"] = self.settings.os.version, but when I removed that code, -version-min show in the build output. Just tried with the release of 1.39.0 to double check and it's still an issue.
And it's passing ok.
Apart from that, I did not get to reproduce it using the latest conan version. It worked using either -s os.version=10.9 in CLI or os.version=10.9 in profile.
@ssrobins is it still failing from your side? Am I missing anything?
I have a conan_v2 branch that has the explicit tc.variables["CMAKE_OSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET"] = self.settings.os.version setting and a conan_issue_9349 branch that doesn't: ssrobins/conan-zlib@conan_v2...conan_issue_9349
Here's the compilation output from conan_issue_9349, notice -target is x86_64-apple-macos11.1:
Here's the equivalent output from conan_v2, notice -target is x86_64-apple-macos10.9, as I would expect:
I have
-s os.version=10.9
in myconan create
command. I confirmed that everything worked fine when my conanfile.py hadtc.variables["CMAKE_OSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET"] = self.settings.os.version
, but when I removed that code,-version-min
show in the build output. Just tried with the release of 1.39.0 to double check and it's still an issue.Originally posted by @ssrobins in #9282 (comment)
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