Use preinstalled vcpkg on Azure #2928
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SergioRAgostinho
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Mar 16, 2019
That would be nice! 👍 |
I was unaware of this as well. Good to know! The pre-installed boost version is the same as the vcpkg's one and hence it should be just fine 👍 |
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Our Windows CI jobs have been failing for a day or so on the "Free Up Space" step. I did not investigate what exactly was the problem, but this commit fixes it.
Closes #2832.
While working on this I dropped installation of Boost through vcpkg to accelerate debugging of the job. To my surprise, at some point the overall job has passed. Apparently, there is Boost 1.69 already installed in the images! Thus I propose to switch to using this preinstalled Boost and not install it through vcpkg. This will save us ~20 minutes of CI time. Does anyone of our vcpkg gurus (@UnaNancyOwen, @jasjuang, @claudiofantacci) have an opinion on this? Can there be any downsides?