[--all] # Upload all binaries and their recipes␣ ˓→(recipes only uploaded by default) [--confirm] # Auto-confirm See conan upload reference. 2.2.5 Important points for enterprises Versioning, revisioning scm_to_conandata is considered stable. You can use the scm attribute with the url and revision field set to auto. When you export the recipe (or when conan create is called) the exported recipe will capture the "hello", "url": "auto", "revision": "auto", "password": os.environ.get("SECRET", None) } ... You can commit and push the conanfile.py to your origin repository, which will always preserve the auto values. When

[--all] # Upload all binaries and their recipes␣ ˓→(recipes only uploaded by default) [--confirm] # Auto-confirm See conan upload reference. 2.2.5 Important points for enterprises Versioning, revisioning scm_to_conandata is considered stable. You can use the scm attribute with the url and revision field set to auto. When you export the recipe (or when conan create is called) the exported recipe will capture the "hello", "url": "auto", "revision": "auto", "password": os.environ.get("SECRET", None) } ... You can commit and push the conanfile.py to your origin repository, which will always preserve the auto values. When

changes in future releases. You can use the scm attribute with the url and revision field set to auto. When you export the recipe (or when conan create is called) the exported recipe will capture the "subfolder": "hello", "url": "auto", "revision": "auto" } ... You can commit and push the conanfile.py to your origin repository, which will always preserve the auto values. But when the file is exported HelloConan(ConanFile): scm = { "type": "svn", "subfolder": "hello", "url": get_remote_url(), "revision": "auto" } ... Tip: When doing a conan create or conan export, Conan will capture the sources of the local

changes in future releases. You can use the scm attribute with the url and revision field set to auto. When you export the recipe (or when conan create is called) the exported recipe will capture the "hello", "url": "auto", "revision": "auto", "password": os.environ.get("SECRET", None) } ... You can commit and push the conanfile.py to your origin repository, which will always preserve the auto values. When HelloConan(ConanFile): scm = { "type": "svn", "subfolder": "hello", "url": get_remote_url(), "revision": "auto" } ... Tip: When doing a conan create or conan export, Conan will capture the sources of the local

changes in future releases. You can use the scm attribute with the url and revision field set to auto. When you export the recipe (or when conan create is called) the exported recipe will capture the "hello", "url": "auto", "revision": "auto", "password": os.environ.get("SECRET", None) } ... You can commit and push the conanfile.py to your origin repository, which will always preserve the auto values. When HelloConan(ConanFile): scm = { "type": "svn", "subfolder": "hello", "url": get_remote_url(), "revision": "auto" } ... Tip: When doing a conan create or conan export, Conan will capture the sources of the local

from conans import ConanFile, tools class Pkg(Conanfile): scm = { "type": "git", "url": "auto", "revision": "auto", } Listing 15: To: from conan import ConanFile from conan.tools.scm import Git from conan 0 but you have to explicitly declare them in Conan 1.X otherwise you can set tools.env.virtualenv:auto_use=True in the global.conf. • VirtualBuildEnv: It will generate a conanbuildenv .bat or .sh script Or set the variable core:default_build_profile=default at the global.conf file to apply it always, auto- matically. Do not use os_build, arch_build anywhere in your recipes or code. • Revisions Conan

changes in future releases. You can use the scm attribute with the url and revision field set to auto. When you export the recipe (or when conan create is called) the exported recipe will capture the "hello", "url": "auto", "revision": "auto", "password": os.environ.get("SECRET", None) } ... You can commit and push the conanfile.py to your origin repository, which will always preserve the auto values. When HelloConan(ConanFile): scm = { "type": "svn", "subfolder": "hello", "url": get_remote_url(), "revision": "auto" } ... Tip: When doing a conan create or conan export, Conan will capture the sources of the local

from conans import ConanFile, tools class Pkg(Conanfile): scm = { "type": "git", "url": "auto", "revision": "auto", } Listing 14: To: from conan import ConanFile from conan.tools.scm import Git from conan 0 but you have to explicitly declare them in Conan 1.X otherwise you can set tools.env.virtualenv:auto_use=True in the global.conf. • VirtualBuildEnv: It will generate a conanbuildenv .bat or .sh script Or set the variable core:default_build_profile=default at the global.conf file to apply it always, auto- matically. Do not use os_build, arch_build anywhere in your recipes or code. • Revisions Conan

from conans import ConanFile, tools class Pkg(Conanfile): scm = { "type": "git", "url": "auto", "revision": "auto", } Listing 15: To: from conan import ConanFile from conan.tools.scm import Git from conan 0 but you have to explicitly declare them in Conan 1.X otherwise you can set tools.env.virtualenv:auto_use=True in the global.conf. • VirtualBuildEnv: It will generate a conanbuildenv .bat or .sh script Or set the variable core:default_build_profile=default at the global.conf file to apply it always, auto- matically. Do not use os_build, arch_build anywhere in your recipes or code. • Revisions Conan

from conans import ConanFile, tools class Pkg(Conanfile): scm = { "type": "git", "url": "auto", "revision": "auto", } Listing 15: To: from conan import ConanFile from conan.tools.scm import Git from conan 0 but you have to explicitly declare them in Conan 1.X otherwise you can set tools.env.virtualenv:auto_use=True in the global.conf. • VirtualBuildEnv: It will generate a conanbuildenv .bat or .sh script Or set the variable core:default_build_profile=default at the global.conf file to apply it always, auto- matically. Do not use os_build, arch_build anywhere in your recipes or code. • Revisions Conan