Fix CMake complaining about Boost #2309
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That’s so strange - I could have sworn I had already fixed this. Is this because you are using 3.30 or later on your machine? also, do we need to check the version if we check the policy? |
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It probably is complaining because of my machine, but homebrew only allows me to install CMake 4.2.0. :/ |
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Since CMake 3.30.0, FindBoost has been deprecated in favor of
find_package(Boost).This PR updates the CMake and config files so that libraries that link to GTSAM don't complain about this during build.