Is it possible to update default VCPKG (Boost) package

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Rob Peters

01 Apr, 2020 06:05 AM

Dear AppVeyor,

Is it possible to update VCPKG, or at minimum the boost package, because updating to the latest version now causes always to rebuild all boost packages and that takes a very long time:

cd "C:\Tools\vcpkg"
git pull
.\bootstrap-vcpkg.bat
.\vcpkg update

The following packages differ from their port versions:
    boost-iostreams:x86-windows 1.72.0 -> 1.72.0-1
    boost-modular-build-helper:x86-windows 1.72.0 -> 1.72.0-1
    bzip2:x86-windows 1.0.6-4 -> 1.0.6-5
    liblzma:x86-windows 5.2.4-3 -> 5.2.4-4
    zlib:x86-windows 1.2.11-5 -> 1.2.11-6
    zstd:x86-windows 1.4.0-1 -> 1.4.4

.\vcpkg upgrade --no-dry-run

The following packages will be rebuilt:
  * boost-accumulators[core]:x86-windows
  * boost-algorithm[core]:x86-windows
  * boost-asio[core]:x86-windows
  * boost-assign[core]:x86-windows
  * boost-atomic[core]:x86-windows
  * boost-beast[core]:x86-windows
  * boost-bimap[core]:x86-windows
  * boost-chrono[core]:x86-windows
  * boost-compute[core]:x86-windows
  * boost-container[core]:x86-windows
  * boost-context[core]:x86-windows
  * boost-contract[core]:x86-windows
  * boost-convert[core]:x86-windows
  * boost-coroutine[core]:x86-windows
  * boost-coroutine2[core]:x86-windows
  * boost-date-time[core]:x86-windows
  * boost-disjoint-sets[core]:x86-windows
  * boost-dll[core]:x86-windows
  * boost-dynamic-bitset[core]:x86-windows
  * boost-exception[core]:x86-windows
  * boost-filesystem[core]:x86-windows
  * boost-flyweight[core]:x86-windows
  * boost-foreach[core]:x86-windows
  * boost-graph[core]:x86-windows
  * boost-interprocess[core]:x86-windows
  * boost-iostreams[core]:x86-windows
  * boost-lexical-cast[core]:x86-windows
  * boost-locale[core]:x86-windows
  * boost-math[core]:x86-windows
  * boost-modular-build-helper[core]:x86-windows
  * boost-multi-index[core]:x86-windows
  * boost-multiprecision[core]:x86-windows
  * boost-odeint[core]:x86-windows
  * boost-phoenix[core]:x86-windows
  * boost-property-map[core]:x86-windows
  * boost-property-tree[core]:x86-windows
  * boost-proto[core]:x86-windows
  * boost-ptr-container[core]:x86-windows
  * boost-qvm[core]:x86-windows
  * boost-random[core]:x86-windows
  * boost-range[core]:x86-windows
  * boost-regex[core]:x86-windows
  * boost-serialization[core]:x86-windows
  * boost-spirit[core]:x86-windows
  * boost-system[core]:x86-windows
  * boost-test[core]:x86-windows
  * boost-thread[core]:x86-windows
  * boost-ublas[core]:x86-windows
  * boost-units[core]:x86-windows
  * boost-unordered[core]:x86-windows
  * boost-uuid[core]:x86-windows
  * boost-xpressive[core]:x86-windows
  * bzip2[core]:x86-windows
  * liblzma[core]:x86-windows
  * zlib[core]:x86-windows
  * zstd[core]:x86-windows

That would be great !

With kind regards,
Rob

  1. Support Staff 1 Posted by Feodor Fitsner on 01 Apr, 2020 05:25 PM

    Feodor Fitsner's Avatar

    Have you tried vcpkg on Visual Studio 2019 image? It should be pretty updated there.

  2. 2 Posted by Rob Peters on 02 Apr, 2020 06:58 AM

    Rob Peters's Avatar

    Yes I have, this is the top part the the build script:

    version: 1.0.{build}
    image: Visual Studio 2019
    configuration: Release

    you can verify this when you issue the steps previously mentioned (git
    pull, boostrap, vcpkg update, upgrade)

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