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Is VS 2019 supported? #274
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Yes, vcpkg automatically supports VS2019. However, although unlikely, there might be some build issues for this repository to resolve since we have not yet officially supported VS2019. |
I was able to build and test using VS2019. How about connecting on MSFT internal to see what needs to be done to make VS 2019 officially supported? |
Normally we only supports two VS versions, we would need to discuss internally if we can drop VS 2015 and supports only VS 2017/2019. Please stay tuned. |
Any news on this? |
In 16.10 it will give a warning about the use of std::atomic_load_explicit (deprecated in C++ 20). |
Documentation says
What about VS 2019? Can I use vcpkg with VS 2019?
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