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Feature/483 Conan 2 Support #620
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Drop generators unsupported by Conan 2.0
PengZheng 681c6ef
Merge branch 'master' into feature/483-conan-2-support
PengZheng 2e42f25
Use conan2's conanrun.sh
PengZheng 93d93ec
Stop gap for #618
PengZheng 949ec5d
Specify dependency options in a way compatible with both Conan1 and C…
PengZheng 6d25aa6
Implement dynamic defaults.
PengZheng c181c05
Simplify options settings.
PengZheng 73f44ea
Fix version conflict of openssl caused by civetweb.
PengZheng 0033657
Add test_package for Conan2.
PengZheng ff7ad59
Fix linking error caused by private linking of transitive dependencie…
PengZheng af02716
Use Conan2 for conan_create/ubuntu-build
PengZheng f292a83
Fix profile setup for conan_create/ubuntu-build
PengZheng dfae92e
Fix option setting error for conan_create/ubuntu-build
PengZheng e7d277a
Remove irrelevant dependency of unit_test_rsa_common.
PengZheng 1c5605a
Fix missing `deps_cpp_info` for Conan 2
PengZheng a2d547a
Update documentation to reflect the new conan based workflow.
PengZheng 2e48484
Remove unsupported `conan build --configure`.
PengZheng ff26503
Enable ninja for all conan build.
PengZheng ad18430
Run gcov by ninja.
PengZheng 697e7ed
Run gcov by GNU make.
PengZheng a76ad79
Fix asan error and re-enable pubsub_udpmc_tests.
PengZheng 9ea3246
Still recommend using `conan build` in our Conan-based CLion workflow…
PengZheng 4e7c7a4
Avoid breaking downstream user who link to these targets.
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Technically, in my opinion, this is a breaking change.
The reason is that downstream Apache Celix containers need to link against rapidjson to ensure a functional C++ Remote Services. This requirement also applies to ZerMQ and czmq, but then for PubSub ZMQ usage.
I believe this issue could be addressed with an additional alias:
add_library(RapidJSON::RapidJSON ALIAS rapidjson)
A more optimal solution would have been to introduce an Apache Celix library with an INTERFACE link to the required library, thereby abstracting the underlying library target names. This approach is used with
civetweb
for cmake targetCelix::http_admin_api
. However, since this wasn't done for rapidjson, ZeroMQ or czmq usage, changing the container-required library names now, is in my view, a breaking change.Perhaps we should add a paragraph to the coding convention. It could mention that an Apache Celix INTERFACE library should be added if a bundle requires the associated executable to link against an external library. This ensures the specific required library is abstracted away.
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Fortunately, all these targets (zmq/czmq/libzip/rapidjson) need not to be specified explicitly by our downstream users, since they are all linked privately by their users, for exmaple
RsaConfiguredDiscovery
. For a container containingRsaConfiguredDiscovery
, e.g.RemoteCalculatorConsumer
, there is no need to refer to rapidjson/RapidJSON::RapidJSON directly. All needed information is encoded inDT_NEEDED
tag, the dynamic loader will find them automatically provided the needed library is in the canonical search path orLD_LIBRARY_PATH
.I have removed many such unnecessary extra linkages in tests of Celix in the past two years. They were needed because we have no BUILD_RPATH in the past. When they are installed, even without BUILD_RPATH, our user will encounter no issue, since Conan setup LD_LIBRARY_PATH to containing all dependencies (direct and indirect).
Our user may have encounter the same issues we had before, and resort to explicit linking as we did before.
So I will add these alias in find modules to avoid breaking these usage.
There is indeed a interesting corner case: Conan does not describe CMake private linkage well enough, we have the following workaround in Celix:
Note that the above is to avoid build time linker error, there is nothing wrong at run time (all information is encoded in DT_NEEDED correctly).
For more on this, see conan-io/conan#13302
We don't need to do this. Our user should live happily without knowing a private dependency of Celix if they don't use it directly. It's a pure implementation detail of Celix. Yes, at runtime, we need these dependencies at the right place so that dynamic linker could find them. The good news is that Conan helps a lot with this scenario:
conan import
will fetch all direct and indirect dependencies from the cache. Users only need to copy all of them collected by Conan into the library path when deploying their application. Conan 2 facilitate this usage even further.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Clear and thanks for explanation.
I agree that linked system libraries is mostly an implementation details, but the libraries need to be available runtime so there is some leakage and therefore I prefer no changes to libs target name .. if possible.