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Is the vcpkg package just currently unusable? From what I can tell this package depends on vulkan@2023-12-17 which depends on [email protected], and because of that, my project is pulling in [email protected], which isn't compatible with this package's latest due to the namespace issue talked about in #41.
I guess there's not much maintainers of this package can do, guess I'm looking for some others' perspectives on how they manage Vulkan dependencies in their projects. Up to this point, I've been able to use vcpkg for everything, but I guess an option is to submodule all the Vulkan related deps so I can carefully control which versions are pulled in. I think I would also need to hand craft some CMake stuff to find_package() the Vulkan SDK I have installed locally.
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Is the vcpkg package just currently unusable? From what I can tell this package depends on
vulkan@2023-12-17
which depends on[email protected]
, and because of that, my project is pulling in[email protected]
, which isn't compatible with this package's latest due to the namespace issue talked about in #41.I guess there's not much maintainers of this package can do, guess I'm looking for some others' perspectives on how they manage Vulkan dependencies in their projects. Up to this point, I've been able to use vcpkg for everything, but I guess an option is to submodule all the Vulkan related deps so I can carefully control which versions are pulled in. I think I would also need to hand craft some CMake stuff to
find_package()
the Vulkan SDK I have installed locally.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: