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[gmsh] Add new port #21896
[gmsh] Add new port #21896
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Is there some kind of rationale as to which of these are turned on vs. off? I don't really know how to evaluate if this is correct or not but I see yet another scientific compute project that depends on the universe of optional dependencies and am scared 👻
Also, is there a good way to make sure if/when the version is updated that we know what the new optional dependencies are to turn off?
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According to the CMakeLists.txt:
This option is used to get gmsh version.
Since we use the release, so it should be turn on.
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@JackBoosY Perhaps I chose a bad example option. There are a ton of options in this list that look like they control optional dependencies, and I don't know how to evaluate how or why various ones of those are turned on. (Of course the first option in the list is the one that just tells it it's a release copy :()