Re: [log4cxx] Github windows builds

2022-10-28 Thread Robert Middleton
I don't think any of those are too common, so it probably doesn't make sense to do all of those combinations. The prefer_boost should be effectively covered by the new build that compiles it in C++11 mode. -Robert Middleton On Thu, Oct 27, 2022 at 10:43 PM Stephen Webb wrote: > > There are 3(lo

Re: [log4cxx] Github windows builds

2022-10-27 Thread Stephen Webb
There are 3(logchar type) x 4(charset type) x 2(unichar?) x 2(wchar_t?) x 2(prefer_boost?) x 2(qt_support?) =192 combinations of build options log4cxx provides of which only one is being tested. What should we do with those? On Fri, Oct 28, 2022 at 12:23 PM Robert Middleton wrote: > Upon furth

Re: [log4cxx] Github windows builds

2022-10-27 Thread Robert Middleton
Upon further investigation, it appears as though it was the cache functionality that broke. Updating from v2 to v3 seems to have fixed the problem. It looks like when you updated vcpkg to the latest version that fixed it for one build, probably because the yml file changed or something? Anyway, i

Re: [log4cxx] Github windows builds

2022-10-26 Thread Stephen Webb
It works using a more recent version of vcpkg - not sure what the issue with the old version is. On Thu, Oct 27, 2022 at 1:41 PM Robert Middleton wrote: > I've been adding some more builds for log4cxx(to test more > combinations of features and stuff) but I seem to have broken the > windows buil