Manifest Export on Internal Network #47307
                  
                    
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Hello vcpkg community!
After building an
vcpkg exportof various libraries required and bringing them into a network without internet access I've run into some roadblocks trying to use these materials.From the vcpkg export documentation it states:
But we seem to be hitting multiple issues with this impromptu-SDK. We were seeing the issue missing triplets (because the
tripletsdirectory was not available).I manually added the
triplets/x64-windows.cmakeunder the example export and then it started complaining aboutvcpkg-tools.jsonand so on. Suffice it to say I'm not sure these standalone bundles are quite standalone with my current workflow and I'm hoping I've just missed a step along the way!Question:
Is it assumed, that even with an exported manifest, that the target machine still requires a local bootstrapped version of vcpkg and, if so, how would one obtain that on a network without net access? Should we zip up a bootstrapped VCPKG_ROOT from another machine? Even if we do that, does vcpkg still require internet at random points along that process and it's still not possible?
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