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[gperf] remove explicit apple deployment target flag #4458

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@SSE4 SSE4 commented Feb 2, 2021

remove explicit tools.apple_deployment_target_flag

two reasons for the change:

  1. since Autotools adds apple deployement target flag conan#7862, AutoToolsBuildEnvironment calls tools.apple_deployment_target_flag on its own
  2. Feature: add os.sdk sub-settings for Apple conan#8263 adds os.sdk sub-setting, Feature: add Apple Catalyst support (as new os.subsystem) conan#8264 adds os.subsystem sub-setting, they need to be passed to the tools.apple_deployment_target_flag

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I detected other pull requests that are modifying gperf/all recipe:

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All green in build 1 (b54671419a83180eb34b3035a3cf15ec07956987)! 😊

@conan-center-bot conan-center-bot merged commit c807294 into conan-io:master Feb 5, 2021
@CroydonBot CroydonBot deleted the gperf_apple_subsettings branch February 5, 2021 01:43
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