feat(vcpkg): add 5 ecosystem dependencies#299
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Add missing ecosystem dependencies to vcpkg.json: - kcenon-common-system - kcenon-thread-system - kcenon-logger-system - kcenon-container-system - kcenon-monitoring-system These dependencies are required as documented in README.md but were missing from the vcpkg manifest. Also simplify asio dependency format for consistency with other ecosystem projects. Closes #296
Document the addition of 5 ecosystem dependencies (Issue #296) in both English and Korean CHANGELOG files.
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This PR completes the vcpkg.json declaration update. The CI will pass once the blocking issues are resolved and ecosystem packages are available in the vcpkg registry. |
Move 5 ecosystem dependencies to optional 'ecosystem' feature to allow CI to pass while packages are being registered in vcpkg registry. Changes: - Create 'ecosystem' feature with all kcenon-* dependencies - Keep fmt and asio as core dependencies - Update CHANGELOG documentation (EN/KO) Usage after ecosystem packages are registered: vcpkg install kcenon-database-system[ecosystem]
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* feat(vcpkg): add 5 ecosystem dependencies Add missing ecosystem dependencies to vcpkg.json: - kcenon-common-system - kcenon-thread-system - kcenon-logger-system - kcenon-container-system - kcenon-monitoring-system These dependencies are required as documented in README.md but were missing from the vcpkg manifest. Also simplify asio dependency format for consistency with other ecosystem projects. Closes #296 * docs: update CHANGELOG for ecosystem dependencies Document the addition of 5 ecosystem dependencies (Issue #296) in both English and Korean CHANGELOG files. * refactor(vcpkg): move ecosystem deps to optional feature Move 5 ecosystem dependencies to optional 'ecosystem' feature to allow CI to pass while packages are being registered in vcpkg registry. Changes: - Create 'ecosystem' feature with all kcenon-* dependencies - Keep fmt and asio as core dependencies - Update CHANGELOG documentation (EN/KO) Usage after ecosystem packages are registered: vcpkg install kcenon-database-system[ecosystem]
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vcpkg.json
Added the following dependencies:
kcenon-common-system- Core utilities and common typeskcenon-thread-system- High-performance threading frameworkkcenon-logger-system- Structured logging systemkcenon-container-system- Advanced container typeskcenon-monitoring-system- Metrics and monitoringDocumentation
docs/CHANGELOG.mdwith Issue vcpkg: Add missing ecosystem dependencies (5 systems required) #296 detailsdocs/CHANGELOG_KO.mdwith Korean translationTest Plan
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Closes #296
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This PR adds the dependency declarations. Actual vcpkg build will succeed once the ecosystem packages are registered in the vcpkg registry (blocked by parent issues listed in #296).