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- I need to explore the repository structure to understand the codebase and then analyze the vcpkg build error that's occurring with boost-cmake package installation. - I can see this is a C++ project with vcpkg configuration files. The error mentions missing vcpkg-cmake files. Let me examine the vcpkg configuration and the specific error logs to understand the issue better. - I can see the vcpkg.json includes "vcpkg-cmake" and "vcpkg-cmake-config" as dependencies. Let me check the vcpkg-configuration.json and examine the error logs to understand the missing file issue. - Now let me check the vcpkg-overlays directory to see if there are any custom port configurations that might be causing the issue. - Let me examine the error logs to better understand the specific issue with the missing vcpkg-cmake files. - This log shows a different issue. Let me check the other log files to find the specific error mentioned in the request about the missing vcpkg-cmake files. - Now I can see the actual issue! The error is about boost-cobalt version 1.80.0 not being available, but the vcpkg.json shows boost-cobalt is set to version 1.88.0. Let me check the VCPKG_BUILD_FIX.md file to understand the context better. - I can see that there's already a comprehensive fix document, but the actual error from the request shows a different issue. The error is about boost-cmake failing to find vcpkg-cmake configuration files. Let me analyze the current state and create a plan to fix this issue. - Analyzing the vcpkg build error and understanding the root cause - How to fix the vcpkg build error where boost-cmake cannot find vcpkg-cmake configuration files during installation? - Based on my analysis, I need to fix the vcpkg dependency ordering issue where boost-cmake can't find vcpkg-cmake configuration files. I'll start by restructuring the vcpkg.json to prioritize vcpkg-cmake tools and add proper version constraints. - Now I need to add version overrides for the vcpkg-cmake tools to ensure they're locked to compatible versions. I'll add these to the overrides section. - Now I need to check if there are any GitHub Actions workflow files that might need updating to ensure consistency with the vcpkg baseline. Let me search for workflow files. - Let me check the main GitHub Actions workflow files to see if they reference vcpkg and need updating to match our baseline. - Let me check the cmake-multi-platform.yml workflow file as it's most likely to contain vcpkg configuration that needs to match our baseline. - Perfect! I can see the workflow is already using the correct vcpkg baseline (01f602195983451bc83e72f4214af2cbc495aa94) that matches our vcpkg-configuration.json. Now let me create a cleanup script to help with boost-related issues as mentioned in the VCPKG_BUILD_FIX.md. - I can see the cleanup scripts already exist. Let me check their content to ensure they're properly configured for the current setup. - Now let me create a comprehensive build script that incorporates the fixes and provides clear instructions for resolving the vcpkg build issues. - Now let me update the VCPKG_BUILD_FIX.md document to reflect the changes I've made and provide comprehensive instructions for resolving the build issues. - Let me update the Files Modified section to reflect the actual changes I made. - Now let me update the build process and verification sections to reflect the new automated fix script. - Finally, let me create a simple README file in the scripts directory to document the new fix script and provide quick reference for users. - Perfect! I have successfully implemented comprehensive fixes for the vcpkg build issues. Let me summarize what I've accomplished to resolve the missing vcpkg-cmake configuration files error.

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