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vinniefalco and others added 6 commits March 17, 2020 13:57
Current Boost-wide convention is to call project with BOOST_SUPERPROJECT_VERSION
CMake build as part of Boost superproject is still experimental
- added comments where things needs to be clarified
- call boost_install for Boost superproject mode
- do not build bench and example, just test
Two build scenarios need to be tested and configured for GitHub Actions:
- CMake build as part of Boost superproject
- CMake build as out-of-tree, non-standalone build
  - this one is unclear, seems equivalent to BOOST_JSON_FIND_BOOST mode
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@vinniefalco vinniefalco merged commit 831cab9 into boostorg:develop Mar 17, 2020
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