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The version of FindVcvars.cmake used here is a bit out-of-date and does not support any VS 2019 build.
FindVcvars.cmake
In particular, I am on VS 1929, which would be added by this PR: scikit-build/cmake-FindVcvars#1
It would also be helpful to update FindVcvars in Slicer proper once the above PR is merged; both on the master and v4.11 branches.
FindVcvars
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Changes have been integrated in the scikit-build project.
Worth noting that related changes have already been integrated in Slicer in these commits: https://github.com/Slicer/Slicer/pull/5817/commits
Could you confirm that the remaining tasks would be to backport the commits to the v4.11 branch ?
v4.11
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Relevant commits have been pushed to the v4.11 branch:
Additionally, local checkout of Slicier 4.11 on each factory (metroxplex, overload and factory-south-macos) has been updated to include these commits.
metroxplex
overload
factory-south-macos
@allemangD Let me know if anything else need to be done to address this issue.
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The version of
FindVcvars.cmake
used here is a bit out-of-date and does not support any VS 2019 build.In particular, I am on VS 1929, which would be added by this PR: scikit-build/cmake-FindVcvars#1
It would also be helpful to update
FindVcvars
in Slicer proper once the above PR is merged; both on the master and v4.11 branches.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: