Conan build not finding nmos-cpp headers

[rainey]

I'm simply trying to build from source using the instructions in the readme. Running ./scripts/setup.sh returns with no erros, but when I run ./scripts/build.sh it quickly fails with the output:

sender-receiver-framework
[  1%] Building CXX object cpp/demos/nmos-cpp-node/CMakeFiles/nmos-cpp-node.dir/main.cpp.o
/mnt/raid88/srainey/nmos-testing/nmos-sender-receiver-framework/cpp/demos/nmos-cpp-node/main.cpp:27:10: fatal error: nmos/ocsp_behaviour.h: No such file or directory
   27 | #include "nmos/ocsp_behaviour.h"
      |          ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
compilation terminated.

Having a look through the conan cache files I do see that the header exists in the cache:

find ~/.conan2/ -name "ocsp_be*h"           
/home/srainey/.conan2/p/b/nmos-8a7aef2972bd8/p/include/nmos/ocsp_behaviour.h
/home/srainey/.conan2/p/b/nmos-bc8067be2e90e/p/include/nmos/ocsp_behaviour.h

I'm using an up-to-date installation of arch linux with conan 2.14.0, with the default detected profile of:

[settings]
arch=x86_64
build_type=Release
compiler=gcc
compiler.cppstd=gnu17
compiler.libcxx=libstdc++11
compiler.version=14
os=Linux

And the current repository HEAD: b0f9cd5c541ac1c05ebb8beb7ec3971b47e87df2

[LufeBisect]

Hello, did you try to build inside the development container?
If not from what I'm seeing the only two differences between what's on the container and on your setup are the compiler.version and conan version, which are 12 and 2.4.0 respectively.

[rainey]

Hi, yes, the development container did work, but I was hoping to avoid having to use a container for development on my personal workstation. I was able to work around the issue by installing the correct version nmos-cpp directly onto my machine from source. I was just hoping to avoid that as well (after all, that is a bit reason to use something like conan). But, I suppose that this setup may have to suffice.

Edit: I should also note that I did try building in a virtual environment with conan 2.4.0, and the build choked on finding the header in that environment as well.

[LufeBisect]

We currently only support the containerized setup, as it allows us to ensure a consistent and working environment.
Were all the necessary tools such as the compiler version aligned with the expected versions?

If you'd still rather try and install it manually I believe this repo might be of some help. https://github.com/sony/nmos-cpp/blob/master/Documents/Getting-Started.md