Add config variable 'general.error_on_override' (CONAN_ERROR_ON_OVERRIDE) #4771
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Changelog: Feature: Add config variable
general.error_on_overrideand environment variableCONAN_ERROR_ON_OVERRIDE(defaulting toFalse) to configure if an overridden requirement should raise an error when overridden from downstream consumers.Docs: conan-io/docs#1128
closes #4473
closes #2800
If a consumer wants to depend on a package (
self.requires("package")) and declare ALSO that it is overriding a dependency (self.requires("package", override=True)) to avoid the error on override exception (implemented here), Conan will raise aDuplicated requirement error. That use case is not handled in this PR. <- Issue opened: #4779