dlproject.yaml

# Config file for the project. Used by the Invoke tasks, primarily.
config:
    # Basic configuration variables
    global:
        # Base configurations, may be overridden by platform

        # Conan configuration. `conan config install` installs configuration file from this URL.
        # See: https://docs.conan.io/en/latest/reference/commands/consumer/config.html#conan-config-install
        # This is usually a pointer to a Git repo, from which it clones the default branch
        config_url: git@octocat.dlogics.com:datalogics/conan-config.git

        # Conan profile that's used to configure the compiler
        # default is the profile Conan makes in the user's home directory
        profile: default

        # Multiple build configurations in the IDE
        multi: false

        # Regex that indicates a release branch
        # In this project, all branches are eligible for release
        stable_branch_pattern: .*

        # Which dependencies are built
        build:
            - missing

        # If these patterns match a dependency package reference, that package is forced to be built.
        force_build_patterns: []

        # CMake project generator
        # Set this based on the build system the project uses
        # (on Mac, this may be overridden to Xcode if bootstrap-xcode is run)
        cmake_generator: Unix Makefiles

        # options for the ConanMultiPackager
        # These state which compilers and architectures are built when doing conan.package
        packager:
            apple_clang_versions:
                # quirk: must be string
                - "9.1"
            visual_versions:
                # Visual Studio
                # quirk: must be integer
                - 14
                - 15
            gcc_versions:
                # quirk: must be string
                - "7"
            shared:
                # Permitted states for the shared option.
                # This is how to build it only static
                # - True
                - False

    # Configs based on platform information
    #
    # Keys can be (and are merged in this order)
    #
    # system
    # system-machine
    # system-version
    # system-version-machine
    #
    # Where:
    #   system is macos, windows, or the name of the linux distribution (redhat includes centos)
    #   version is the major version number (major.minor on macos)
    #   machine is the processor architecture, i.e. x86_64
    #
    # items from global and modify them here.
    # When merging:
    #     Dictionary keys override the base
    #     Lists are appended

    macos:
        profile: apple-clang-9.1-macos-10.7
        packager:
            archs:
                # It's really a universal architecture, but the packager needs an arch
                - x86_64

    redhat:
        # Use the RedHat Devtoolset 7 on Linux
        profile: devtoolset-7

        # Force building certain references when the binaries may not be
        # reliable upstream.
        # Note the ability to use the username/channel;
        # when these are uploaded to datalogics/stable, they don't need to
        # be rebuilt.
        force_build_patterns:
            - boost_*/1.66.0@bincrafters/stable
            - boost_build/*

        # boost_build has to be built because of glibc incompatibilities
        build:
            - boost_build

        packager:
            archs:
                - x86_64
                - x86

    windows:
        profile: visual-studio-14
        cmake_generator: Visual Studio 14 2015 Win64
        multi: true

        packager:
            archs:
                - x86_64
                - x86

    byhost:
        # Configs based on hostname.
        # These are applied last. Consider this for only the most extreme cases
        kamcentos6: