Humble: Suppress mcap warnings. #1854
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When building humble with Conda, we get lots of warnings about dll-import problems. However, we know that these are safe to ignore for mcap, as this library is strictly used internally and we suppress this on Rolling. Do the same suppression here. (to be perfectly frank, I don't understand why this is a problem with conda and not with the current setup, but this is an easy enough solution) Signed-off-by: Chris Lalancette <[email protected]>
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Pulls: #1854
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The RHEL warnings are unrelated, so going ahead and merging this one. |
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When building humble with Conda, we get lots of warnings about dll-import problems. However, we know that these are safe to ignore for mcap, as this library is strictly used internally and we suppress this on Rolling. Do the same suppression here.
(to be perfectly frank, I don't understand why this is a problem with conda and not with the current setup, but this is an easy enough solution)