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openSUSE package #59
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Hi, Thanks for the feedback, in the So if you generate the Makefiles using So I'll keep you updated through this issue, and if you find a way to properly solve the problem while being able to just clone the source and not have to worry about installing dependencies let me know! |
That branch has quite a lot of commits. I guess I'll wait for the next release and check then again :) I would suggest to use system dependencies by default, since this is what the big majority of applications do. |
I'm a package maintainer for openSUSE and wanted to package GetIt.
It seems that so far you depend on having git installed so that you can pull down some third party stuff.
In many distribution build systems this won't possible as distributions want to pull everything in advance and put it into a tar file, having reproducible and pristine tarballs.
It would be great if you could have this dependency tracked as a regular dependency in CMake (like boost etc) or could include it in your repository or your release tarball.
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