Hi, I'm using CMake 3.6.3 (so up-to-date version at this point). After updating my Boost libraries to the newest version (1.62 just landed on my Debian testing) I get a bunch of warnings: "Imported targets not available for Boost version 106200" There seems to be a fallback behavior working fine, so I'm not blocked but these warnings are very annoying.
I see that support for version 1.62 has been added in CMake with 9bb8ac8 and a997cac and will be available in CMake 3.7 My questions would be: 1- Does this mean that CMake can't use imported targets on Boost versions it doesn't know explicitly? (the fallback behavior does not seem to have this problem) 2- Does that mean I can't update my boost version without also updating my CMake version? (which for this specific use case cannot be done until the next CMake version) 3- Is there a way to fix/disable these warnings in a proper way? Thanks, Sylvain
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