[package] opentelemetry-cpp/1.9.1: fails to build due to broken opentelemetry-proto dependency

[dfszb]

Description

run conan install . --build=missing with a conanfile:

[requires]
opentelemetry-cpp/1.9.1

[generators]
cmake

The package installation fails with message:

'ERROR: opentelemetry-cpp/1.9.1: required component package 'opentelemetry-proto::' not in dependencies'
The output is observed after 
'opentelemetry-cpp/1.9.1: Package '8865730c41263c8e8733581b5e0ae10b5378ffa9' created' 

Package and Environment Details

• Package Name/Version: opentelemetry-cpp/1.9.1
• Operating System+version: Linux Ubuntu 22.04

Conan profile

[settings]
arch=x86_64
build_type=Release
compiler=gcc
compiler.cppstd=gnu17
compiler.libcxx=libstdc++11
compiler.version=13
os=Linux

Steps to reproduce

create conanfile as:

[requires]
opentelemetry-cpp/1.9.1

[generators]
cmake
run conan install . --build=missing

Logs

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ERROR: opentelemetry-cpp/1.9.1: required component package 'opentelemetry-proto::' not in dependencies

Note: the cmake build passes successfully, and the package seems to be installed, just that this dependency check makes it unusable.

[sebsnyk]

@dfszb are you aware of a workaround?

[nic-godz]

I have the same issue. Same goes for version 1.8.1 as well.

As far as I can see the recipe is broken as target "opentelemetry-proto::opentelemetry-proto" does not exist. I'm playing around with some ugly patching until this is solved.

@sebsnyk Maybe you are doing the same? But currently I'm starting with downloading opentelemetry-cpp/1.9.1, then removing the "opentelemetry-proto::opentelemetry-proto" line and then the "conan install" as usual. I can of course share the ugly bash code if you like 😃