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szatox
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 Posted: Sat Sep 21, 2024 8:16 pm Post subject: freecad-1.0_rc1 build fails to a dependency |
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| Code: | CMake Error at tests/CMakeLists.txt:9 (message):
The Google Test submodule is not available. Please run git submodule
update --init
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I looked around on the internet a bit, and it looks like freecad is not even supposed to build tests as a part of user's build, so this dependency should be optional, and I don't really want to just pull it.
Still, it's been a few days since 1.0_rc1 got pushed to ::gentoo repo and I haven't seen anyone talking about this build failing, so I wonder if it's just me.
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| Posted: Sun Sep 22, 2024 2:28 pm Post subject: |
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The ebuild has
| Code: | | -DBUILD_TEST=ON # always build test workbench for run-time testing |
Which would explain why it is trying to build this.
Can you please verify that installing dev-cpp/gtest resolves the problem?[/quote]
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Yes, with gtest installed it does build.
Funny thing, I had gtest binary package in cache, so something must have depended on it in the past. I kinda wonder what pulled it previously, since update from earlier version of freecad failed before I unmerged it and purged its dependencies to let emerge run unencumbered. Oh, well... Doesn't really matter, it's just a little something I noticed there.
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