The cache on GitHub is limited to 10 GB. Recent versions of vcpkg includes debug symbols in Windows release builds, and creates really huge binary libraries.
To make sure the binaries fit into the cache, the debug symbols are removed from both debug and release builds.
* Bump minimum required CMake to 3.26
Recently, dependencies using vcpkg was updated, including boost 1.86. When boost 1.86 is linked by ResInsight, the minimum required CMake version is 3.26.
It is possible to manage dependencies manually without using vcpkg. In this case, the ResInsight build might work with a lower CMake requirement. This scenario is not tested by the ResInsight team.
* Use minimum required version of CMake when building on GitHub Action
* Update opm-common submodule and use branch development https://github.com/CeetronSolutions/opm-common/tree/development
* Add cmake-format of ThirdParty/custom-opm-common/CMakeLists.txt
* Add boost-test
* Update generated files and simplify CMake configuration
Add -D_USE_MATH_DEFINES to CMake to avoid multiple local defines
Introduce flag CREATE_OPM_COMMON_KEYWORDS used to generate C++ files JSON files. This enables use also in MSVC. Remove obsolete direct include of source files.
* Update generated ESMRY test file
There was a invalid extra : postfix for some keywords like NEWTON and other N* keywords. When creating ESRMY using updated opm-common fix this issue.
* Update URL for custom-opm-common
* GHA: Disable install and use of grpc on GitHub Actions
The current grpc package installed as part of vcpkg is huge, and is rejected from the cache on GitHub Action. This causes a very long build time for Windows builds.
Temporarily disable build of grpc for Windows
Merge main into dev after release of 2024.9.1
Includes changes to build related to conflicting Python requirements
ortools is used in the Komodo environment. This environment is not compatible with libprotoc 27 and newer. Use pinning to limit version of libprotoc<27.
Add dependency on typing_extensions
Required changes to use Qt6 and disable support for Qt5. There are still some adjustments related to Qt6 to be done, but these changes are not required to make Qt6 compile on relevant systems.
* Build system changes Qt6
* Override enterEvent
* Update QKeySequence
* QtChart changes
* Use QScreen to instepct dotsPerInch
* Add app->quit()
* Required updates for code related to QString
* Use RiaQDateTimeTools
* Required changes related to regular expressions
* Support compile on Qt < 6.5
When version < 6.5 is found, qt_generate_deploy_app_script() is disabled. Compilation of ResInsight will work, but the install target will be incomplete.
* Octave: add missing header.
* Qt Advanced Docking: force Qt6 where both Qt5 and Qt6 is available.
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Co-authored-by: magnesj <1793152+magnesj@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Kristian Bendiksen <kristian.bendiksen@gmail.com>
The building of Octave plugins within main ResInsight build on RHEL8 cause the build to use gcc-12, and gcc-12 is extremely slow when building opm-common.
Adjust the CMake configuration so it is possible to build the Octave plugins as an independent build job. The plugin binaries can then be uploaded to an external server. The main ResInsight build can download the binaries and include them in the install package for ResInsight.
Use the flag RESINSIGHT_USE_EXTERNAL_OCTAVE_PLUGINS to download external Octave plugin binaries.
Clean up cmake configuration a bit, and pull down gtest when needed, no longer use a thirdparty subfolder
Add a ResInsight-tests target to run the unit tests
