[crashpad] Fetch missing dependency for crashpad on linux

[omartijn]

Note that this does not change the fact that crashpad is marked as unsupported, but it makes the build work now with
--allow-unsupported.

The build seems to work fine if the default compiler is set to clang, it does not build with gcc, which is probably why it's marked as unsupported.

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[BillyONeal]

Note that this does not change the fact that crashpad is marked as unsupported, but it makes the build work now with --allow-unsupported.

The build seems to work fine if the default compiler is set to clang, it does not build with gcc, which is probably why it's marked as unsupported.

It sounds like it should be removed from the supports expression and added to ci.baseline.txt. (ci.baseline.txt is the 'something about vcpkg's build lab prevents this from working' where supports is intended to be 'something in this prevents the build from ever working for anyone')

[LilyWangLL]

It sounds like it should be removed from the supports expression and added to ci.baseline.txt. (ci.baseline.txt is the 'something about vcpkg's build lab prevents this from working' where supports is intended to be 'something in this prevents the build from ever working for anyone')

Please don't remove "supports": "osx | (windows & !uwp)".
You need add linux to "supports": "osx | (windows & !uwp)", and add crashpad:x64-linux=fail to [VCPKG_ROOT]/scripts/ci.baseline.txt.

[omartijn]

Right. I actually realized that since one of the latest versions it actually does build with gcc (which definitely wasn't the case before), so I wanted to see if the CI agreed with me. I hadn't realized that there was a restriction on the windows-support.

I'll let the pipeline run for now, since I'm waiting to see what the linux-build will do on the ci, if that works I'll put the supports line back - but with linux included. Then we might not even need to add it to ci.baseline.txt.

[omartijn]

Figured it out: It does still need clang, but it no longer uses the system default compiler. So it'll work, even when the default compiler is gcc, as long as clang is installed and in the PATH. So I've added it to the ci.baseline.txt and marked it as supported on linux.

[BillyONeal]

Thanks!