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- I need to explore the repository structure to understand the CMake configuration and identify why the nlohmann_json package is not being found. Let me start by examining the workspace directory structure. - I can see this is a Bliss Browser project with a CMakeLists.txt file at the root. Let me examine the CMakeLists.txt file to understand the current configuration and see where the nlohmann_json dependency is being referenced. - I can see that line 75 is trying to find nlohmann_json with CONFIG REQUIRED, which is causing the error. The issue is that nlohmann_json is not installed or not found in the system. Let me check if there's a vcpkg configuration or any dependency management setup in the repository. - I can see there's a vcpkg initialization script, which suggests the project uses vcpkg for dependency management. Let me check if there's a vcpkg.json file or any other configuration files that specify the dependencies. - Let me check the GitHub workflow file and the check_dependencies.ps1 file to understand how dependencies are managed and what might be missing. - I can see that the workflow installs dependencies differently for Linux and Windows. For Linux, it installs system packages but doesn't install nlohmann_json. Let me check the check_dependencies.ps1 file to see if there are any dependency management instructions there. - Now I understand the issue better. The project is designed to use vcpkg for C++ dependency management, but the CMakeLists.txt is trying to find nlohmann_json without proper vcpkg integration. Let me create a plan to fix this issue by adding proper dependency management. - Analyzing the CMake configuration issue and planning the solution - How to fix the CMake nlohmann_json dependency issue in this Bliss Browser project? - Based on my analysis, I need to create a vcpkg.json manifest file and update the CMakeLists.txt to provide better dependency resolution. Let me start by creating the vcpkg.json file to specify the project dependencies. - Now I need to update the CMakeLists.txt to provide better dependency resolution with fallback mechanisms. I'll modify the dependency finding section to support multiple sources including vcpkg, system packages, and FetchContent for nlohmann_json. - Now I need to update the target linking section to handle the different ways nlohmann_json might be found. The current linking assumes it's always found via CONFIG, but now it could be found through different methods. - Now I need to update the GitHub workflow to ensure nlohmann_json is available on Linux systems. I'll modify the Linux dependency installation to include the nlohmann-json development package. - I should also update the Windows vcpkg installation to include nlohmann-json explicitly. Let me modify the Windows dependency installation section. - Now I need to add vcpkg toolchain integration to the CMake configuration step in the workflow. This will ensure that when vcpkg is used, CMake can properly find the packages installed by vcpkg. - Let me also add some CMake minimum version requirements and improve the CMakeLists.txt to handle vcpkg toolchain detection automatically. I'll add some logic to detect if vcpkg is being used and provide helpful messages. - Now let me create a simple README section or update documentation to help users understand how to build the project with the new dependency management. Let me check if there's a README file and update it with build instructions. - Let me check the exact formatting of the README file to match it precisely for the replacement. - Let me just add a note after the existing build instructions instead of trying to replace them exactly. I'll insert the additional information after the current build section. - Let me just delete the extra ``` line that's causing formatting issues. I'll target the specific line that has the extra closing code block.

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