Optional user/channel Warning: This is an experimental feature subject to breaking changes in future releases. If the package was created and uploaded without specifying the user and channel you can in this section are experimental, like CMakeToolchain or cmake_layout(), and they might change in future releases. There are other alternative tools that are stable, please check the reference section for attribute of the ConanFile: Warning: This is an experimental feature subject to breaking changes in future releases. from conans import ConanFile, CMake, tools class HelloConan(ConanFile): scm = { "type":

Optional user/channel Warning: This is an experimental feature subject to breaking changes in future releases. If the package was created and uploaded without specifying the user and channel you can in this section are experimental, like CMakeToolchain or cmake_layout(), and they might change in future releases. There are other alternative tools that are stable, please check the reference section for attribute of the ConanFile: Warning: This is an experimental feature subject to breaking changes in future releases. from conans import ConanFile, CMake, tools class HelloConan(ConanFile): scm = { "type":

Optional user/channel Warning: This is an experimental feature subject to breaking changes in future releases. If the package was created and uploaded without specifying the user and channel you can Omitting user/channel Warning: This is an experimental feature subject to breaking changes in future releases. You can create a package omitting the user and the channel: $ conan create . To reference attribute of the ConanFile: Warning: This is an experimental feature subject to breaking changes in future releases. from conans import ConanFile, CMake, tools class HelloConan(ConanFile): scm = { "type":

Optional user/channel Warning: This is an experimental feature subject to breaking changes in future releases. If the package was created and uploaded without specifying the user and channel you can in this section are experimental, like CMakeToolchain or cmake_layout(), and they might change in future releases. There are other alternative tools that are stable, please check the reference section for attribute of the ConanFile: Warning: This is an experimental feature subject to breaking changes in future releases. from conans import ConanFile, CMake, tools class HelloConan(ConanFile): scm = { "type":

of Conan 1.X. Although the command has been removed and the feature will be completely removed in future versions, it is still possible to create aliases in Conan 2.0 for compatibility purposes. This is CMakeToolchain or cmake_layout(), while they are recommended and usable and we will try not to break them in future releases, some breaking changes might still happen if necessary to prepare for the Conan 2.0 release Enabling full transitivity in package_id modes Attention: This will become the default behavior in the future (Conan 2.0). It is recommended to activate it when possible (it might require rebuilding some packages

CMakeToolchain or cmake_layout(), while they are recommended and usable and we will try not to break them in future releases, some breaking changes might still happen if necessary to prepare for the Conan 2.0 release Enabling full transitivity in package_id modes Attention: This will become the default behavior in the future (Conan 2.0). It is recommended to activate it when possible (it might require rebuilding some packages still under development, while they are recommended and usable and we will try not to break them in future releases, some breaking changes might still happen if necessary to prepare for the Conan 2.0 release

of Conan 1.X. Although the command has been removed and the feature will be completely removed in future versions, it is still possible to create aliases in Conan 2.0 for compatibility purposes. This is CMakeToolchain or cmake_layout(), while they are recommended and usable and we will try not to break them in future releases, some breaking changes might still happen if necessary to prepare for the Conan 2.0 release Enabling full transitivity in package_id modes Attention: This will become the default behavior in the future (Conan 2.0). It is recommended to activate it when possible (it might require rebuilding some packages

of Conan 1.X. Although the command has been removed and the feature will be completely removed in future versions, it is still possible to create aliases in Conan 2.0 for compatibility purposes. This is CMakeToolchain or cmake_layout(), while they are recommended and usable and we will try not to break them in future releases, some breaking changes might still happen if necessary to prepare for the Conan 2.0 release Enabling full transitivity in package_id modes Attention: This will become the default behavior in the future (Conan 2.0). It is recommended to activate it when possible (it might require rebuilding some packages

CMakeToolchain or cmake_layout(), while they are recommended and usable and we will try not to break them in future releases, some breaking changes might still happen if necessary to prepare for the Conan 2.0 release Enabling full transitivity in package_id modes Attention: This will become the default behavior in the future (Conan 2.0). It is recommended to activate it when possible (it might require rebuilding some packages still under development, while they are recommended and usable and we will try not to break them in future releases, some breaking changes might still happen if necessary to prepare for the Conan 2.0 release

CMakeToolchain or cmake_layout(), while they are recommended and usable and we will try not to break them in future releases, some breaking changes might still happen if necessary to prepare for the Conan 2.0 release Enabling full transitivity in package_id modes Attention: This will become the default behavior in the future (Conan 2.0). It is recommended to activate it when possible (it might require rebuilding some packages still under development, while they are recommended and usable and we will try not to break them in future releases, some breaking changes might still happen if necessary to prepare for the Conan 2.0 release