azure-iot-sdk-c for release of 2019-10-10 #8565
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use_prov_clientto enable Device Provisioning Service (DPS) to work with Azure IoT C SDK. We do not want this on by default, however.To get this to work requires (for now) a patch file. We plan on getting this into our master repo (issue here) but this is a time urgent to get vcpkg ready for partners but we don't want to spin a full release for this.
use_prov_clientis only needed on public-preview for now.Details on patch:
The IoT SDK when using provisioning was always referencing a bunch of submodules that are not vcpkg'ified, and for various reasons don't make sense to be, whenever provisioning is set. This patch makes it so that if at least one
hsm_??cmake flag is set (hsm_type_symm_keyis the one we care about here) then we do NOT auto set everything else up.