Christian Gstöttenbauer

> Currently it is possible to add a custom `c_str()` function to own state classes. However this does not work for sub state machines. Even with a custom `c_str()` function...

> Hi @mechatheo, Thank you very much. That works for me! Awesome!

For now I used following workaround: ```python def set_version(self): # If set_version is called on install, don´t try to call gitversion, since # the recipe folder resists in the local...

Sure, here is the (little bit cleaned up) full recipe file: ```python from conan import ConanFile from conan.errors import ConanException from conan.tools.layout import cmake_layout from conan.tools.cmake import CMakeDeps, CMakeToolchain import...

I have tried to make some tests if the problem could be caused by the cmake wrapper. So by purely calling ```bash conan install ./build --profile ./build/conan/winDebug142 ``` where the...

The simplest way to reproduce for me are following steps: ```bash # ensure no old built packages are remaining in the local cache conan remove ngc-core # export recipe: #...

Thanks for your answer, Ok, this seems plausible for me. But I still don´t get the idea, how I can solve my problem. Let me try to make a small...

I actually tried this usecase again with my production code, still having this issue. **Step1:** My later consumend package is actually called `ngc-core`. I have a CI pipeline, where the...

Thank you very much for that feedback. Now I understand the actual issue. The example in the `cmake-conan` - Creating packages. Is the `CONAN_EXPORTED` an official provided variable, or would...