cmake: when building static executable, linking nghttp3 failed (USE_OPENSSL_QUIC is ON) #17010
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Though cmake finds nghttp3 by pkg-config, nghttp3 isn't linked properly. Because library directory is not given by -L. Closes curl#17010
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Though cmake finds nghttp3 by pkg-config, nghttp3 isn't linked properly. Because library directory is not given by -L. Closes curl#17010
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Though cmake finds nghttp3 by pkg-config, nghttp3 isn't linked properly.
Because library directory is not given by -L.
When running cmake, I use following option.