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Mussels tool definitions must exist to be able to identify a version of the tool. If the tool installed is newer than the definitions available and a >= is used for the tool to specify the minimum tool version Mussels thinks the tool is missing.
Specifically what I'm observing is my PC has CMake 3.18, but I only have tool definitions for cmake 3.13 - 3.15. If my recipe says it needs cmake, then it's fine, but if it says cmake>= 3.14, then it thinks CMake is missing.
Ideally there would be a tool command that could be defined for a generic version-less tool definition that could identify the tool version programmatically so a version-specific definition wouldn't be required.
Food for thought.
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Mussels tool definitions must exist to be able to identify a version of the tool. If the tool installed is newer than the definitions available and a
>=
is used for the tool to specify the minimum tool version Mussels thinks the tool is missing.Specifically what I'm observing is my PC has CMake 3.18, but I only have tool definitions for cmake 3.13 - 3.15. If my recipe says it needs
cmake
, then it's fine, but if it sayscmake>= 3.14
, then it thinks CMake is missing.Ideally there would be a tool command that could be defined for a generic version-less tool definition that could identify the tool version programmatically so a version-specific definition wouldn't be required.
Food for thought.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: