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fix(cmake): record avro-cpp as system dependency in installed config - #987
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The installed iceberg-config.cmake called find_dependency(Avro), but the package found is avro-cpp, which does not provide an Avro package. Closes apache#973
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Thank you, @rohanjain101! BTW, I saw you are maintaining the vcpkg port of iceberg-cpp. Do you want to eliminate all patches there by directly fixing them in this repo? |
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Fixes #973.
When built against a system Avro,
resolve_avro_dependency()appendedAvrotoICEBERG_SYSTEM_DEPENDENCIES, so the installediceberg-config.cmakecalledfind_dependency(Avro). The package actually found isavro-cpp(exportingavro-cpp::avrocpp_*), so consumers'find_package(iceberg CONFIG)failed. This records the real package name.