lockfiles 2.11 New configuration and environment management The new configuration system called [conf] in profiles and command line, and introduced experimentally in Conan 1.X, is now the major mechanism run: $ conan install . --output-folder=build --build=missing Note: Powershell users need to add --conf=tools.env.virtualenv:powershell=True to the previous com- mand to generate .ps1 files instead of .bat files. To avoid the need to add this line every time, we recommend configuring it in the [conf] section of your profile. For detailed information, please refer to the profiles section. You can check

lockfiles 2.11 New configuration and environment management The new configuration system called [conf] in profiles and command line, and introduced experimentally in Conan 1.X, is now the major mechanism run: $ conan install . --output-folder=build --build=missing Note: Powershell users need to add --conf=tools.env.virtualenv:powershell=True to the previous com- mand to generate .ps1 files instead of .bat files. To avoid the need to add this line every time, we recommend configuring it in the [conf] section of your profile. For detailed information, please refer to the profiles section. You can check

lockfiles 2.11 New configuration and environment management The new configuration system called [conf] in profiles and command line, and introduced experimentally in Conan 1.X, is now the major mechanism run: $ conan install . --output-folder=build --build=missing Note: Powershell users need to add --conf=tools.env.virtualenv:powershell=True to the previous com- mand to generate .ps1 files instead of .bat files. To avoid the need to add this line every time, we recommend configuring it in the [conf] section of your profile. For detailed information, please refer to the profiles section. You can check

lockfiles 2.11 New configuration and environment management The new configuration system called [conf] in profiles and command line, and introduced experimentally in Conan 1.X, is now the major mechanism run: $ conan install . --output-folder=build --build=missing Note: Powershell users need to add --conf=tools.env.virtualenv:powershell=True to the previous com- mand to generate .ps1 files instead of .bat files. To avoid the need to add this line every time, we recommend configuring it in the [conf] section of your profile. For detailed information, please refer to the profiles section. You can check

lockfiles 2.11 New configuration and environment management The new configuration system called [conf] in profiles and command line, and introduced experimentally in Conan 1.X, is now the major mechanism run: $ conan install . --output-folder=build --build=missing Note: Powershell users need to add --conf=tools.env.virtualenv:powershell=True to the previous com- mand to generate .ps1 files instead of .bat files. To avoid the need to add this line every time, we recommend configuring it in the [conf] section of your profile. For detailed information, please refer to the profiles section. You can check

lockfiles 2.11 New configuration and environment management The new configuration system called [conf] in profiles and command line, and introduced experimentally in Conan 1.X, is now the major mechanism run: $ conan install . --output-folder=build --build=missing Note: Powershell users need to add --conf=tools.env.virtualenv:powershell=True to the previous com- mand to generate .ps1 files instead of .bat files. To avoid the need to add this line every time, we recommend configuring it in the [conf] section of your profile. For detailed information, please refer to the profiles section. You can check

lockfiles 2.11 New configuration and environment management The new configuration system called [conf] in profiles and command line, and introduced experimentally in Conan 1.X, is now the major mechanism run: $ conan install . --output-folder=build --build=missing Note: Powershell users need to add --conf=tools.env.virtualenv:powershell=True to the previous com- mand to generate .ps1 files instead of .bat files. To avoid the need to add this line every time, we recommend configuring it in the [conf] section of your profile. For detailed information, please refer to the profiles section. You can check

lockfiles 2.11 New configuration and environment management The new configuration system called [conf] in profiles and command line, and introduced experimentally in Conan 1.X, is now the major mechanism run: $ conan install . --output-folder=build --build=missing Note: Powershell users need to add --conf=tools.env.virtualenv:powershell=True to the previous com- mand to generate .ps1 files instead of .bat files. To avoid the need to add this line every time, we recommend configuring it in the [conf] section of your profile. For detailed information, please refer to the profiles section. You can check

lockfiles 2.11 New configuration and environment management The new configuration system called [conf] in profiles and command line, and introduced experimentally in Conan 1.X, is now the major mechanism run: $ conan install . --output-folder=build --build=missing Note: Powershell users need to add --conf=tools.env.virtualenv:powershell=True to the previous com- mand to generate .ps1 files instead of .bat files. To avoid the need to add this line every time, we recommend configuring it in the [conf] section of your profile. For detailed information, please refer to the profiles section. You can check