requirement. Conan is totally orthogonal to the build system. There are some utilities that improve the usage of popular build systems such as CMake or Autotools, but they are just helpers. Furthermore, it is search command requires to use the syntax (always valid) of packagename/1.0@ to disambiguate the usage of a pattern: $ conan search packagename/1.0@ Existing packages for recipe packagename/1.0: (continues && conan editable add . cool/version@user/ ˓→dev" That is it. Now, every usage of cool/version@user/dev, by any other Conan package or project, will be redirected to the

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requirement. Conan is totally orthogonal to the build system. There are some utilities that improve the usage of popular build systems such as CMake or Autotools, but they are just helpers. Furthermore, it is search command requires to use the syntax (always valid) of packagename/1.0@ to disambiguate the usage of a pattern: $ conan search packagename/1.0@ Existing packages for recipe packagename/1.0: (continues && conan editable add . cool/version@user/ ˓→dev" That is it. Now, every usage of cool/version@user/dev, by any other Conan package or project, will be redirected to the

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requirement. Conan is totally orthogonal to the build system. There are some utilities that improve the usage of popular build systems such as CMake or Autotools, but they are just helpers. Furthermore, it is search command requires to use the syntax (always valid) of packagename/1.0@ to disambiguate the usage of a pattern: $ conan search packagename/1.0@ Existing packages for recipe packagename/1.0: (continues && conan editable add . cool/version@user/ ˓→dev" That is it. Now, every usage of cool/version@user/dev, by any other Conan package or project, will be redirected to the

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search command requires to use the syntax (always valid) of packagename/1.0@ to disambiguate the usage of a pattern: $ conan search packagename/1.0@ Existing packages for recipe packagename/1.0: (continues (openssl::ssl). Important: The information of components is aggregated to the global cpp_info scope and the usage of components should be transparent. Consumers can get this information via self.deps_cpp_info as && conan editable add . say/0. ˓→1@user/channel" That is it. Now, every usage of say/0.1@user/channel, by any other Conan package or project, will be redirected to the example

search command requires to use the syntax (always valid) of packagename/1.0@ to disambiguate the usage of a pattern: $ conan search packagename/1.0@ Existing packages for recipe packagename/1.0: (continues && conan editable add . say/0. ˓→1@user/channel" That is it. Now, every usage of say/0.1@user/channel, by any other Conan package or project, will be redirected to the example state of a dependency graph, down to exact versions and revisions, and use it later to force their usage, even if new versions or revisions were uploaded to the servers. Learn more about lockfiles here

search command requires to use the syntax (always valid) of packagename/1.0@ to disambiguate the usage of a pattern: $ conan search packagename/1.0@ Existing packages for recipe packagename/1.0: (continues Currently, the information of components is not lost but aggregated to the global scope and the usage of components should be transparent right now. See also: Read components reference for more information && conan editable add . say/0. ˓→1@user/channel" That is it. Now, every usage of say/0.1@user/channel, by any other Conan package or project, will be redirected to the example

search command requires to use the syntax (always valid) of packagename/1.0@ to disambiguate the usage of a pattern: $ conan search packagename/1.0@ Existing packages for recipe packagename/1.0: (continues && conan editable add . cool/version@user/ ˓→dev" That is it. Now, every usage of cool/version@user/dev, by any other Conan package or project, will be redirected to the usage, even if new versions or revisions were uploaded to the servers. Learn more about lockfiles here

search command requires to use the syntax (always valid) of packagename/1.0@ to disambiguate the usage of a pattern: $ conan search packagename/1.0@ Existing packages for recipe packagename/1.0: (continues && conan editable add . cool/version@user/ ˓→dev" That is it. Now, every usage of cool/version@user/dev, by any other Conan package or project, will be redirected to the usage, even if new versions or revisions were uploaded to the servers. Learn more about lockfiles here

requirement. Conan is totally orthogonal to the build system. There are some utilities that improve the usage of popular build systems such as CMake or Autotools, but they are just helpers. Furthermore, it is search command requires to use the syntax (always valid) of packagename/1.0@ to disambiguate the usage of a pattern: $ conan search packagename/1.0@ Existing packages for recipe packagename/1.0: (continues && conan editable add . cool/version@user/ ˓→dev" That is it. Now, every usage of cool/version@user/dev, by any other Conan package or project, will be redirected to the

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search command requires to use the syntax (always valid) of packagename/1.0@ to disambiguate the usage of a pattern: $ conan search packagename/1.0@ Existing packages for recipe packagename/1.0: (continues (openssl::ssl). Important: The information of components is aggregated to the global cpp_info scope and the usage of components 62 Chapter 6. Creating Packages Conan Documentation, Release 1.30.2 should be transparent && conan editable add . say/0. ˓→1@user/channel" That is it. Now, every usage of say/0.1@user/channel, by any other Conan package or project, will be redirected to the example