by Conan and we can read that information from the recipe. This is handy for example to extract the URLs of the external sources repositories, zip files etc. This is an example of conandata.yml: sources: so the only task that the build() method has to implement is to map the settings to the different URLs. We only need to call conan create with different settings to generate the needed packages: $ conan typical approach for this kind of package could be to define a build_policy="missing", especially if the URLs are also under the team’s control. If they are external (on the internet), it could be better to create

by Conan and we can read that information from the recipe. This is handy for example to extract the URLs of the external sources repositories, zip files etc. This is an example of conandata.yml: sources: so the only task that the build() method has to implement is to map the settings to the different URLs. We only need to call conan create with different settings to generate the needed packages: $ conan typical approach for this kind of package could be to define a build_policy="missing", especially if the URLs are also under the team’s control. If they are external (on the internet), it could be better to create

by Conan and we can read that information from the recipe. This is handy for example to extract the URLs of the external sources repositories, zip files etc. This is an example of conandata.yml: sources: so the only task that the build() method has to implement is to map the settings to the different URLs. We only need to call conan create with different settings to generate the needed packages: $ conan typical approach for this kind of package could be to define a build_policy="missing", especially if the URLs are also under the team’s control. If they are external (on the internet), it could be better to create

by Conan and we can read that information from the recipe. This is handy for example to extract the URLs of the external sources repositories, zip files etc. This is an example of conandata.yml: sources: so the only task that the build() method has to implement is to map the settings to the different URLs. We only need to call conan create with different settings to generate the needed packages: $ conan typical approach for this kind of package could be to define a build_policy="missing", especially if the URLs are also under the team’s control. If they are external (on the internet), it could be better to create

by Conan and we can read that information from the recipe. This is handy for example to extract the URLs of the external sources repositories, zip files etc. This is an example of conandata.yml: sources: so the only task that the build() method has to implement is to map the settings to the different URLs. We only need to call conan create with different settings to generate the needed packages: $ conan typical approach for this kind of package could be to define a build_policy="missing", especially if the URLs are also under the team’s control. If they are external (on the internet), it could be better to create

by Conan and we can read that information from the recipe. This is handy for example to extract the URLs of the external sources repositories, zip files etc. This is an example of conandata.yml: sources: so the only task that the build() method has to implement is to map the settings to the different URLs. We only need to call conan create with different settings to generate the needed packages: $ conan typical approach for this kind of package could be to define a build_policy="missing", especially if the URLs are also under the team’s control. If they are external (on the internet), it could be better to create

by Conan and we can read that information from the recipe. This is handy for example to extract the URLs of the external sources repositories, zip files etc. This is an example of conandata.yml: sources: so the only task that the build() method has to implement is to map the settings to the different URLs. We only need to call conan create with different settings to generate the needed packages: $ conan typical approach for this kind of package could be to define a build_policy="missing", especially if the URLs are also under the team’s control. If they are external (on the internet), it could be better to create

by Conan and we can read that information from the recipe. This is handy for example to extract the URLs of the external sources repositories, zip files etc. This is an example of conandata.yml: sources: so the only task that the build() method has to implement is to map the settings to the different URLs. We only need to call conan create with different settings to generate the needed packages: $ conan typical approach for this kind of package could be to define a build_policy="missing", especially if the URLs are also under the team’s control. If they are external (on the internet), it could be better to create

by Conan and we can read that information from the recipe. This is handy for example to extract the URLs of the external sources repositories, zip files etc. This is an example of conandata.yml: sources: so the only task that the build() method has to implement is to map the settings to the different URLs. We only need to call conan create with different settings to generate the needed packages: $ conan typical approach for this kind of package could be to define a build_policy="missing", especially if the URLs are also under the team’s control. If they are external (on the internet), it could be better to create

by Conan and we can read that information from the recipe. This is handy for example to extract the URLs of the external sources repositories, zip files etc. This is an example of conandata.yml: sources: so the only task that the build() method has to implement is to map the settings to the different URLs. We only need to call conan create with different settings to generate the needed packages: $ conan typical approach for this kind of package could be to define a build_policy="missing", especially if the URLs are also under the team’s control. If they are external (on the internet), it could be better to create