New CLI 10 2.7 New deployers 10 2.8 New package_id 11 2.9 compatibility.py 11 2.10 New lockfiles 11 2.11 New configuration and environment management 11 2.12 Multi-revision cache 12 2.13 and managed with conan config install). ### 2.10 New lockfiles Lockfiles in Conan 2 have been greatly simplified and made way more flexible. Lockfiles are now modeled as lists of sorted references, which merging lockfiles, applying partially defined lockfiles, being strict or non-strict, adding user defined constraints to lockfiles, and much more. See also: • Tutorial introduction to lockfiles • https://github

New CLI 10 2.7 New deployers 10 2.8 New package_id 11 2.9 compatibility.py 11 2.10 New lockfiles 11 2.11 New configuration and environment management 11 2.12 Multi-revision cache 12 2.13 and managed with conan config install). ### 2.10 New lockfiles Lockfiles in Conan 2 have been greatly simplified and made way more flexible. Lockfiles are now modeled as lists of sorted references, which merging lockfiles, applying partially defined lockfiles, being strict or non-strict, adding user defined constraints to lockfiles, and much more. See also: • Tutorial introduction to lockfiles • https://github

New CLI 10 2.7 New deployers 10 2.8 New package_id 11 2.9 compatibility.py 11 2.10 New lockfiles 11 2.11 New configuration and environment management 11 2.12 Multi-revision cache 12 2.13 and managed with conan config install). ### 2.10 New lockfiles Lockfiles in Conan 2 have been greatly simplified and made way more flexible. Lockfiles are now modeled as lists of sorted references, which merging lockfiles, applying partially defined lockfiles, being strict or non-strict, adding user defined constraints to lockfiles, and much more. See also: • Tutorial introduction to lockfiles • https://github

New CLI 10 2.7 New deployers 10 2.8 New package_id 11 2.9 compatibility.py 11 2.10 New lockfiles 11 2.11 New configuration and environment management 11 2.12 Multi-revision cache 12 2.13 and managed with conan config install). ### 2.10 New lockfiles Lockfiles in Conan 2 have been greatly simplified and made way more flexible. Lockfiles are now modeled as lists of sorted references, which merging lockfiles, applying partially defined lockfiles, being strict or non-strict, adding user defined constraints to lockfiles, and much more. See also: • Tutorial introduction to lockfiles • https://github

New CLI 10 2.7 New deployers 10 2.8 New package_id 11 2.9 compatibility.py 11 2.10 New lockfiles 11 2.11 New configuration and environment management 11 2.12 Multi-revision cache 12 2.13 and managed with conan config install). ### 2.10 New lockfiles Lockfiles in Conan 2 have been greatly simplified and made way more flexible. Lockfiles are now modeled as lists of sorted references, which merging lockfiles, applying partially defined lockfiles, being strict or non-strict, adding user defined constraints to lockfiles, and much more. See also: • Tutorial introduction to lockfiles • https://github

New CLI 10 2.7 New deployers 10 2.8 New package_id 11 2.9 compatibility.py 11 2.10 New lockfiles 11 2.11 New configuration and environment management 11 2.12 Multi-revision cache 12 2.13 and managed with conan config install). ### 2.10 New lockfiles Lockfiles in Conan 2 have been greatly simplified and made way more flexible. Lockfiles are now modeled as lists of sorted references, which merging lockfiles, applying partially defined lockfiles, being strict or non-strict, adding user defined constraints to lockfiles, and much more. Read more: • Tutorial introduction to lockfiles • https://github

New CLI 10 2.7 New deployers 10 2.8 New package_id 11 2.9 compatibility.py 11 2.10 New lockfiles 11 2.11 New configuration and environment management 11 2.12 Multi-revision cache 12 2.13 and managed with conan config install). ### 2.10 New lockfiles Lockfiles in Conan 2 have been greatly simplified and made way more flexible. Lockfiles are now modeled as lists of sorted references, which merging lockfiles, applying partially defined lockfiles, being strict or non-strict, adding user defined constraints to lockfiles, and much more. See also: • Tutorial introduction to lockfiles • https://github

11.1 Introduction to versioning 159 11.2 Version ranges 163 11.3 Package Revisions 164 11.4 Lockfiles 166 # 12 Mastering Conan 189 12.1 Use conanfile.py for consumers 189 12.2 Conditional settings conanfile 393 17.26 Use a generic CI with Conan and Artifactory 394 17.27 Using recipe revisions and lockfiles 396 17.28 Compiler sanitizers 397 # 18 Reference 403 18.1 Commands 403 18.2 conanfile.txt 484 achieve immutability. For achieving reproducible builds and reproducible dependencies, lockfiles are used. Lockfiles can capture an exact state of a dependency graph, down to exact versions and revisions

11.1 Introduction to versioning 155 11.2 Version ranges 159 11.3 Package Revisions 160 11.4 Lockfiles 162 # 12 Mastering Conan 185 12.1 Use conanfile.py for consumers 185 12.2 Conditional settings conanfile 386 17.26 Use a generic CI with Conan and Artifactory 387 17.27 Using recipe revisions and lockfiles 389 17.28 Compiler sanitizers 390 18 Reference 395 18.1 Commands 395 18.2 conanfile.txt 475 achieve immutability. For achieving reproducible builds and reproducible dependencies, lockfiles are used. Lockfiles can capture an exact state of a dependency graph, down to exact versions and revisions

11.1 Introduction to versioning 157 11.2 Version ranges 161 11.3 Package Revisions 162 11.4 Lockfiles 164 # 12 Mastering Conan 187 12.1 Use conanfile.py for consumers 187 12.2 Conditional settings conanfile 391 17.26 Use a generic CI with Conan and Artifactory 392 17.27 Using recipe revisions and lockfiles 394 17.28 Compiler sanitizers 395 # 18 Reference 401 18.1 Commands 401 18.2 conanfile.txt 482 achieve immutability. For achieving reproducible builds and reproducible dependencies, lockfiles are used. Lockfiles can capture an exact state of a dependency graph, down to exact versions and revisions