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Here is your example

# Call this once before any other nuget_* calls.
nuget_initialize()

# NuGet install icu and flatbuffers packages, and import their CMake export files.
nuget_add_dependencies(
    PACKAGE flatbuffers.x64-windows.vcpkg-export VERSION 1.11.0-1 CMAKE_PREFIX_PATHS installed/x64-windows
    PACKAGE icu.x64-windows.vcpkg-export PUBLIC VERSION 65.1.0-2 CMAKE_PREFIX_PATHS installed/x64-windows
)

# After the above nuget_add_dependencies(), you can:
find_package(ICU REQUIRED COMPONENTS data uc io)
find_package(Flatbuffers CONFIG REQUIRED)
)

I know flatbuffers.x64-windows.vcpkg-export is the nuget package name, but why target name is Flatbuffers?

To me, I want add the onnxruntime-gpu as a dependency to my project

nuget_initialize()
file(MAKE_DIRECTORY "${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/installed/${HOST_PLATFORM}")
nuget_add_dependencies(
    PACKAGE Microsoft.ML.OnnxRuntime.Gpu VERSION 1.17.1 CMAKE_PREFIX_PATHS "${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/installed/${HOST_PLATFORM}"
)

find_package(Microsoft.ML.OnnxRuntime.Gpu CONFIG REQUIRED)

So what target should I use? And what does CMAKE_PREFIX_PATHS do? I remove this and it reports an error and the folder it specifies must exist. Right now I specify a folder that does exist "${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/installed/${HOST_PLATFORM}", but after configuring the project I see that the folder is empty!

If NUGET_EXCLUDE_VERSION=FALSE and VERSION of a PACKAGE entry in nuget_add_dependencies() changed, then find_package() does not respect the package directory change.

E.g. if flatbuffers comes from a "pack.vcpkg" NuGet package that you refer in a nuget_add_dependencies() call with version number 1.0.10, and you change this version to 1.0.11, you are going to get errors if your CMake cache has been already generated: the find_package(Flatbuffers CONFIG REQUIRED) call caches directory locations, and if that directory path contains a version number, then it is going to become invalid. E.g. inside the CMakeCache file, under EXTERNAL cache entries, you might have:

Flatbuffers_DIR:PATH=C:/workspace/mylittleproject/packages/pack.vcpkg.1.0.10/installed/x64-windows/share/flatbuffers

This one becomes an invalid directory if you change the version to 1.0.11. All of the above is not a problem if you leave the NUGET_EXCLUDE_VERSION option to its default TRUE value as the nuget CLI does not add the version number to the directory name of the package during a nuget install if the -ExcludeVersion option is provided.

Hi there!

I was wondering what the intended license for this project is. I see no mention of any license in the readme or in any files in the repository. I'd like to use it, but I can't without an explicit license.

Thanks in advance!

Cheers,

Tom

CMAKE_* arguments of nuget_generate_nuspec_files() are not optional. Either CMAKE_OUTPUT_DIR or CMAKE_CONFIGURATIONS needs to be provided, otherwise you get parsing errors. This was not the intention, both arguments should be optional.

Notes to self: use a cleaner approach with hierarchical cmake_parse_arguments() parsing instead of "manual" parsing.

Hi,

Your project seems exactly what we need at first glance!

Could you provide some information as to how to install your package such that cmake can find it? Can I put it in my project repository and point cmake with some setting to it or do I need to place it at some specific location?

It will need to work for Windows, Linux and Mac.

Thanks!

Dieter