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How do we ensure that projects can use the version of profile for their application or library can keep using the same older profile? For the examples libhal-armcortex will be used.
Option 1
Have a set of folders, one for each version of the profile, like v1, v2, v3, etc. Each new version increments the version number. Put these in the conan/profiles/ directory. When the user does a conan config install of these profiles, they get all of them. Now any project that needs a particular profile can use it. Not sure how that affects libraries that have breaking profile changes. 🤔
Option 2
Do something like Option 1, but use github tags. The tags will at least let a user choose which profiles they want.
I don't know if these options actually fix the problem. But they are a starting point.
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How do we ensure that projects can use the version of profile for their application or library can keep using the same older profile? For the examples libhal-armcortex will be used.
Option 1
Have a set of folders, one for each version of the profile, like
v1
,v2
,v3
, etc. Each new version increments the version number. Put these in theconan/profiles/
directory. When the user does aconan config install
of these profiles, they get all of them. Now any project that needs a particular profile can use it. Not sure how that affects libraries that have breaking profile changes. 🤔Option 2
Do something like Option 1, but use github tags. The tags will at least let a user choose which profiles they want.
I don't know if these options actually fix the problem. But they are a starting point.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: