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[gtk] Build error on x64-windows-static-md #41233
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Running the failing python command manually yields: "meson: error: unrecognized arguments: --internal" |
I tried a vanilla x64-windows triplet and it failed with the same message. I tried MSVC 2022 and mingw compilers, same result. |
mingw is based on community work. No vcpkg CI available. Contributions welcome. FTR gtk3 gets a little bit more attention than gtk (4) because popular reverse dependencies still need that version.
Well, internal means you cannot run it easily. It dependends on a particular environment. The logs you posted didn't include the actual failing command. |
However, this should be taken seriously, on Windows. |
Thanks. It's been open for years so I'll have to continue using the MSYS2 version by the looks of it. It sounds hairy in the Windows code-base to have to leave such a huge limitation. |
This is not about the 260 char limit for single filepaths. It about the command line length. |
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Package: gtk:x64-windows-static-md@4.14.0#1
Host Environment
vcpkg-scripts version: 76d1537 2024-09-27 (23 hours ago)
To Reproduce
vcpkg install
Failure logs
C:\Users\steve\.vcpkg-clion\vcpkg\buildtrees\gtk\package-x64-windows-static-md-dbg-err.log
C:\Users\steve\.vcpkg-clion\vcpkg\buildtrees\gtk\package-x64-windows-static-md-dbg-out.log
Additional context
vcpkg.json
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