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[BUILD] Support pkg-config
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Sorry about iterating in the CI. It looks like the "Bazel tsan config" build is failing across the board, so I think this PR is ready for review. |
Can we replace the |
opentelemetry-cpp/cmake/pkgconfig.cmake Line 35 in b275af1
... so I think we are already ensuring that the package name in pkgconfig matches the cmake package name. This also means that we can only call
Sorry if I am misunderstanding your question. I am not so sure what this is. I did not touch any of the OTLP components. We can always address them in a follow up PR. |
Thanks, I think it's fine.
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LGTM and thanks.
Any chance this feature makes it into the v1.11.0 release? |
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Nicely done. Thanks for contributing.
@ThomsonTan - Do you think it can be included in the v1.11.0?
This is missed in the v1.1.0 release. As this is a new feature, I think it will be good to stay in main for a release cycle. |
Ack. Thanks for merging. |
Fixes #1850
Generates and installs pkgconfig (
*.pc
) files for the following targets:opentelemetry_api
opentelemetry_logs
opentelemetry_metrics
opentelemetry_resources
opentelemetry_trace
opentelemetry_version
The API is necessary, because we need to capture cflags, such as
-DWITH_ABSEIL
. I did not think installing anopentelemetry_sdk.pc
was necessary or helpful.Motivation: googleapis/google-cloud-cpp#10795
Testing
I added a test to validate the installed package configs. This does not guarantee that their contents are 100% correct.
I am new to using the CI. I am yolo'ing the changes to
.github/workflows/ci.yml
. I ran the steps locally, though, and they were successful:ci/run_docker.sh # Then inside docker... ci/setup_cmake.sh ci/setup_ci_environment.sh ci/install_abseil.sh ci/do_ci.sh cmake.install.test ci/verify_packages.sh
My test installs
opentelemetry-cpp
built-DWITH_ABSEIL
. The dimensions we care about are: [with/without abseil, with/without gsl] (as far as the install logic foropentelemetry_api
goes). But I did not want to write all these tests, so I just checked the abseil case.Testing while developing
I did some more rigorous testing while developing. The changes are in this commit.
Basically it has an executable that uses OTel types. This executable is built using a Makefile, through the use of
pkg-config
. With it, I was able to confirm that the installed libraries link, the include directories work, the compile definitions work, etc.I tested this with/without abseil for all of the added targets listed above.