Experiment with sysio-specific vcpkg triplet#351
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Why
This experimental PR checks whether using a Wire Sysio-specific vcpkg triplet avoids collisions with existing GitHub Packages NuGet cache package names such as
bls12-381_x64-linux-release.The current shared triplet name makes vcpkg publish package ids like
<port>_x64-linux-release, which can collide with private package records created by other repositories.What
x64-linux-releasetox64-linux-sysio-release.x64-linux-sysio-releasefor both target and host triplets.Expected Signal
If this works, vcpkg should publish packages under names such as:
instead of colliding with existing
*_x64-linux-releasepackage names.This is only an experiment. The tradeoff is that the cache becomes Sysio-specific and will not share binaries with other repos that use
x64-linux-release.