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Updated OpenFaceConfig.cmake#730

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Updated OpenFaceConfig.cmake#730
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@marynelv marynelv commented Jul 1, 2019

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I was having trouble using the config for cmake because the set_and_check function was checking if a given file existed, but it was called with a list of files. Updated the config file so that it only checks for the OpenFace headers. Also updated the versions of the dependencies. They didn't seem to match the installation instructions for Ubuntu.

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Could you make the PR against the develop branch? I'm planning on integrating changes from develop to master soon. It changed the CMake files a reasonable amount.

Comment thread lib/local/FaceAnalyser/include/FaceAnalyserParameters.h
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Could you make this PR into develop rather than master branch? The develop has changed quite a bit compared to master in terms of CMake, this will also ensure that the CI tests are passing (the CI checks on master are now a bit out of date)

@marynelv marynelv changed the base branch from master to develop July 9, 2019 23:46

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Changed merge branch to develop as requested.

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The Continuous Integration checks are failing. Have you merged the newest master of OpenFace into your master?

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