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multi-configuration build environment), respectively. 7.3.1 Conan workspace definition Workspaces are defined in a yaml file, with any user defined name. Its structure is: editables: say/0.1@user/testing: path: say executable. You can provide a comma separated list of references, as a string, or a yaml list (abbreviated or full as yaml items). All the root nodes will be in the same dependency graph, leading to conflicts the keys and values provided in a conandata.yml file format placed next to the conanfile.py. This YAML file is automatically exported with the recipe and automatically loaded with it too. You can declare

multi-configuration build environment), respectively. 7.3.1 Conan workspace definition Workspaces are defined in a yaml file, with any user defined name. Its structure is: editables: say/0.1@user/testing: path: say executable. You can provide a comma separated list of references, as a string, or a yaml list (abbreviated or full as yaml items). All the root nodes will be in the same dependency graph, leading to conflicts the keys and values provided in a conandata.yml file format placed next to the conanfile.py. This YAML file is automatically exported with the recipe and automatically loaded with it too. You can declare

multi-configuration build environment), respectively. 7.3.1 Conan workspace definition Workspaces are defined in a yaml file, with any user defined name. Its structure is: editables: say/0.1@user/testing: path: say executable. You can provide a comma separated list of references, as a string, or a yaml list (abbreviated or full as yaml items). All the root nodes will be in the same dependency graph, leading to conflicts the keys and values provided in a conandata.yml file format placed next to the conanfile.py. This YAML file is automatically exported with the recipe and automatically loaded with it too. You can declare

Conan Documentation, Release 1.19.3 7.3.1 Conan workspace definition Workspaces are defined in a yaml file, with any user defined name. Its structure is: editables: say/0.1@user/testing: path: say executable. You can provide a comma separated list of references, as a string, or a yaml list (abbreviated or full as yaml items). All the root nodes will be in the same dependency graph, leading to conflicts the keys and values provided in a conandata.yml file format placed next to the conanfile.py. This YAML file is automatically exported with the recipe and automatically loaded with it too. You can declare

Conan Documentation, Release 1.20.5 7.3.1 Conan workspace definition Workspaces are defined in a yaml file, with any user defined name. Its structure is: editables: say/0.1@user/testing: path: say executable. You can provide a comma separated list of references, as a string, or a yaml list (abbreviated or full as yaml items). All the root nodes will be in the same dependency graph, leading to conflicts the keys and values provided in a conandata.yml file format placed next to the conanfile.py. This YAML file is automatically exported with the recipe and automatically loaded with it too. You can declare

multi-configuration build environment), respectively. 7.3.1 Conan workspace definition Workspaces are defined in a yaml file, with any user defined name. Its structure is: editables: say/0.1@user/testing: path: say executable. You can provide a comma separated list of references, as a string, or a yaml list (abbreviated or full as yaml items). All the root nodes will be in the same dependency graph, leading to conflicts the keys and values provided in a conandata.yml file format placed next to the conanfile.py. This YAML file is automatically exported with the recipe and automatically loaded with it too. You can declare

multi-configuration build environment), respectively. 7.3.1 Conan workspace definition Workspaces are defined in a yaml file, with any user defined name. Its structure is: editables: say/0.1@user/testing: path: say executable. You can provide a comma separated list of references, as a string, or a yaml list (abbreviated or full as yaml items). All the root nodes will be in the same dependency graph, leading to conflicts the keys and values provided in a conandata.yml file format placed next to the conanfile.py. This YAML file is automatically exported with the recipe and automatically loaded with it too. You can declare

multi-configuration build environment), respectively. 7.3.1 Conan workspace definition Workspaces are defined in a yaml file, with any user defined name. Its structure is: editables: say/0.1@user/testing: path: say executable. You can provide a comma separated list of references, as a string, or a yaml list (abbreviated or full as yaml items). All the root nodes will be in the same dependency graph, leading to conflicts the keys and values provided in a conandata.yml file format placed next to the conanfile.py. This YAML file is automatically exported with the recipe and automatically loaded with it too. You can declare

multi-configuration build environment), respectively. 8.3.1 Conan workspace definition Workspaces are defined in a yaml file, with any user defined name. Its structure is: editables: say/0.1@user/testing: path: say executable. You can provide a comma separated list of references, as a string, or a yaml list (abbreviated or full as yaml items). All the root nodes will be in the same dependency graph, leading to conflicts the keys and values provided in a conandata.yml file format placed next to the conanfile.py. This YAML file is automatically exported with the recipe and automatically loaded with it too. You can declare