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I know it is using an older version of boost, but I am looking at the project and nothing is specifying what version to use so vcpkg is for some reason defaulting to 1.81.0 instead of 1.86.0 when the vcpkg.json includes "boost-algorithm", "boost-container", "boost-nowide", "boost-stacktrace", "boost-stl-interfaces", without version specified anywhere. So there is whatever bug the compiler is having, and then there seems to be an issue with not using the newest available version when unspecified. I even have the entire boost 1.86.0 installed, but the vcpkg manifest for this project keeps trying to build boost 1.81.0.
@derossm To use the latest packages, you have to update the builtin-baseline from vcpkg.json.
For the 2025.01.13 Release use this commit hash: 6f29f12e82a8293156836ad81cc9bf5af41fe836.
Package: boost-filesystem:x64-windows-static-md@1.81.0#1
Host Environment
vcpkg-scripts version: 0b4805a 2025-01-30 (7 hours ago)
To Reproduce
vcpkg install
Failure logs
F:\dev\vcpkg\buildtrees\boost-filesystem\install-x64-windows-static-md-dbg-out.log
Additional context
vcpkg.json
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