Add support for successful conda builds #650
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2 tests are failing on the Windows build, 1 is the same master (see #647) and 1 other |
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Both failures seem to be timing related [ RUN ] SequenceTripleActionTest.TripleAction
D:\a\BehaviorTree.CPP\BehaviorTree.CPP\build-env\BehaviorTree.CPP\tests\gtest_sequence.cpp(274): error: Value of: system_clock::now() < timeout
Actual: false
Expected: true
[ FAILED ] SequenceTripleActionTest.TripleAction (655 ms)Locally this test passes for me on windows |
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thanks a lot |
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Made changes to the cmake files to also find ZeroMQ when using the conda dependency while still being able to find it for the traditional builds.
Add extra include to
minitrace.cppso that standard int definition macros are definitely available in a linux conda environmentAdd workflow for conda builds
Solves: #640
Prepares for: #644