computer. We can see them with: # list the binary built for the hello/1.0 package # latest is a placeholder to show the package that is the latest created $ conan list hello/1.0#:* Local Cache: hello hello/1 equivalent to specify explicitly that you want to list the latest recipe revision using the #latest placeholder: Listing 10: list latest recipe revision $ conan list zlib/1.2.11#latest Local Cache zlib zlib/1 revisions for all␣ ˓→the binary packages, unless --only-recipe is specified. You can use the "latest" placeholder␣ ˓→at the "reference" argument to specify the latest revision of the recipe or the package. positional

them. The goal is to replace the absolute path (the variable part of the path) with a variable placeholder. Then in the consumer package A, declare the variable using --define-variable when calling the requirement conanbuildinfo.cmake file declares the following variables. Where is the placeholder for the name of the require in uppercase (ZLIB for zlib/1.2.8@lasote/stable) or the one de- clared uppercase. Useful when a .cmake is patched with cmake.patch_config_paths() Where is the placeholder for the name of the require in uppercase (ZLIB for zlib/1.2.8@lasote/ stable) or the one declared

them. The goal is to replace the absolute path (the variable part of the path) with a variable placeholder. Then in the consumer package A, declare the variable using --define-variable when calling the requirement conanbuildinfo.cmake file declares the following variables. Where is the placeholder for the name of the require in uppercase (ZLIB for zlib/1.2.8@lasote/stable) or the one de- clared uppercase. Useful when a .cmake is patched with cmake.patch_config_paths() Where is the placeholder for the name of the require in uppercase (ZLIB for zlib/1.2.8@lasote/ stable) or the one declared

equivalent to specify explicitly that you want to list the latest recipe revision using the #latest placeholder: Listing 10: list latest recipe revision $ conan list zlib/1.2.11#latest Local Cache zlib zlib/1 revisions for all␣ ˓→the binary packages, unless --only-recipe is specified. You can use the "latest" placeholder␣ ˓→at the "reference" argument to specify the latest revision of the recipe or the package. positional add/append if possible and not conflicting, but self mandates what to do. If self has define(), without placeholder, that will remain. Parameters other (class:Environment) – the “other” Environment vars(conanfile

equivalent to specify explicitly that you want to list the latest recipe revision using the #latest placeholder: Listing 10: list latest recipe revision $ conan list zlib/1.2.11#latest Local Cache zlib zlib/1 revisions for all␣ ˓→the binary packages, unless --only-recipe is specified. You can use the "latest" placeholder␣ ˓→at the "reference" argument to specify the latest revision of the recipe or the package. positional add/append if possible and not conflicting, but self mandates what to do. If self has define(), without placeholder, that will remain. Parameters other (class:Environment) – the “other” Environment vars(conanfile

equivalent to specify explicitly that you want to list the latest recipe revision using the #latest placeholder: Listing 10: list latest recipe revision $ conan list zlib/1.2.11#latest Local Cache zlib zlib/1 revisions for all␣ ˓→the binary packages, unless --only-recipe is specified. You can use the "latest" placeholder␣ ˓→at the "reference" argument to specify the latest revision of the recipe or the package. positional add/append if possible and not conflicting, but self mandates what to do. If self has define(), without placeholder, that will remain. Parameters other (class:Environment) – the “other” Environment vars(conanfile

equivalent to specify explicitly that you want to list the latest recipe revision using the #latest placeholder: Listing 10: list latest recipe revision $ conan list zlib/1.2.11#latest Local Cache zlib zlib/1 revisions for all␣ ˓→the binary packages, unless --only-recipe is specified. You can use the "latest" placeholder␣ ˓→at the "reference" argument to specify the latest revision of the recipe or the package. positional add/append if possible and not conflicting, but self mandates what to do. If self has define(), without placeholder, that will remain. Parameters other (class:Environment) – the “other” Environment vars(conanfile

them. The goal is to replace the absolute path (the variable part of the path) with a variable placeholder. Then in the consumer package A, declare the variable using --define-variable when calling the requirement conanbuildinfo.cmake file declares the following variables. Where is the placeholder for the name of the require in uppercase (ZLIB for zlib/1.2.8@lasote/stable) or the one de- clared uppercase. Useful when a .cmake is patched with cmake.patch_config_paths() Where is the placeholder for the name of the require in uppercase (ZLIB for zlib/1.2.8@lasote/ stable) or the one declared

them. The goal is to replace the absolute path (the variable part of the path) with a variable placeholder. Then in the consumer package A, declare the variable using --define-variable when calling the requirement conanbuildinfo.cmake file declares the following variables. Where is the placeholder for the name of the require in uppercase (ZLIB for zlib/1.2.8@lasote/stable) or the one de- clared uppercase. Useful when a .cmake is patched with cmake.patch_config_paths() Where is the placeholder for the name of the require in uppercase (ZLIB for zlib/1.2.8@lasote/ stable) or the one declared

them. The goal is to replace the absolute path (the variable part of the path) with a variable placeholder. Then in the consumer package A, declare the variable using --define-variable when calling the requirement conanbuildinfo.cmake file declares the following variables. Where is the placeholder for the name of the require in uppercase (ZLIB for zlib/1.2.8@lasote/stable) or the one de- clared uppercase. Useful when a .cmake is patched with cmake.patch_config_paths() Where is the placeholder for the name of the require in uppercase (ZLIB for zlib/1.2.8@lasote/ stable) or the one declared