This sounds like it might be tricky, but it's much needed for many projects that rely on a specific version of a library. Take Boost, for example, its public APIs can change significantly from version to version and many projects find a version that works for them & stick with it. And as of now, those projects are alienated from participating in this vcpkg ecosystem.
This sounds like it might be tricky, but it's much needed for many projects that rely on a specific version of a library. Take Boost, for example, its public APIs can change significantly from version to version and many projects find a version that works for them & stick with it. And as of now, those projects are alienated from participating in this vcpkg ecosystem.