Probably won't be green on first run so you need to trigger a second one shortly after the first finished.
But I assume you know how vcpkg CI works and why it will be green in the second run ;)

But I assume you know how vcpkg CI works and why it will be green in the second run ;)

Please tell me :)

Please tell me :)

triggering a rebuild will most likely only rebuild the failing ports and as such stuff like file conflicts or non declared optional dependencies will no longer fail CI due to the partial rebuild.

But i doubt that the libphonenumber baseline regression will be fixed by it.

Depends on #28485

I don't get why libphonenumber does not find protobuf-lite. It works locally. In the ci the protobuf-lite file is there and it already finds the header. I don't see a difference between the ci and my local setup.

/azp run

Re-run ci to get the latest error messages. :)

I don't get why libphonenumber does not find protobuf-lite. It works locally. In the ci the protobuf-lite file is there and it already finds the header. I don't see a difference between the ci and my local setup.

Check the names:
libphonenumber searches for protobuf which means protobuf.lib for MSVC.
protobuf installs libprotobuf.lib and libprotobufd.lib.

@FrankXie05 The last failure is a baseline regression. So maybe already add the review label?

Merge master for ci baseline regression.

@vicroms it would have been good if this pr would have been merged together with vcpkg_find_acquire_program pr since it would have halved the number of world rebuilds.
The only regression here was/is a know baseline regression which is also a leaf in the dependency tree.
How about adding a tag: Has/Shows/Discovers: baseline regression to not stop PRs from being looked at and being tagged as reviewed?

@FrankXie05 The baseline regression is still there...

@autoantwort we will solve this regression today. :)

I'm ok with merging even with the existing regression on zeroc-ice, it will be addressed in another PR.

I'm ok with merging even with the existing regression on zeroc-ice, it will be addressed in another PR.

LGTM.