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opencolorio: Bump lcms dependency to version 2.16 #25899

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@irieger irieger commented Nov 9, 2024

Summary

Changes to recipe: opencolorio/all

Motivation

This is a copy of #25660 which was reverted to not introduce unexpected changes in the last week before the freeze. @AbrilRBS suggested we do it afterwards and now with 3.0 released, I'm working on completing the recipe update (#25672).

To prepare OpenImageIO 3.0.0.0 which is currently in beta and added libjxl support, to support both opencolorio & libjxl requirements at the same time, the lcms version needs to match.

(I have a branch for OpenImageIO 3.0.0.0 which currently uses the beta but will be published as an MR once the release has happened. #25672 is created to start discussion and try if everything else builds in all CI combinations already)

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OpenImageIO with the addition of libjxl currently results in a graph error due to libjxl requireing lcms/2.16 while opencolorio requires lcms/2.14

The only user of OpenColorIO in CCI is OpenImageIO so the side effect should hopefully be small.


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jcar87 commented Nov 11, 2024

Thanks @irieger!

We've done this as part of #25913 - since it wasn't too costly to align it across the entire repo.

It should all be promoted and available by now - please let us know if there are any issues

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