The --install command line argument isn't available in the earlier CMake versions

[yowidin]

I'm trying to check out the new and blessed packaging approach and having an issue with the cmake.install() call inside the package() method on older systems.

My recipe works fine with the cmake version 3.17.3 and breaks when used with cmake version 3.13.4.
Of course replacing the cmake.install() call with the cmake.build(target='install') call fixes the issue.

The --install command line argument isn't available in earlier versions of the CMake, it was probably introduced only in CMake 3.15 please consider changing the call back to a build call with the install target.

Originally posted by @yowidin in #9668 (comment)

[memsharded]

Hi @yowidin

yes, this is expected. All the new integrations work with CMake > 3.15, this was discussed and approved by the Tribe: conan-io/tribe#4

We need to set a base version to be able to test and develop correctly, and we settled for 3.15. Please upgrade CMake to use the modern integrations (and also for Conan 2.0) (you might use conan install cmake/3.15... -g VirtualRunEnv to install it)

[yowidin]

Okay, but the documentation is a bit outdated on that front:

https://docs.conan.io/en/latest/reference/conanfile/tools/cmake/cmake.html#install:

Equivalent to run cmake --build . --target=install

[yowidin]

Closing the issue, since the change is intentional.