I can't say I'd be a fan of a CMake based package manager. While CMake has been a great tool under Linux environments (I've used it for C/C++ builds, and in mix

I can't say I'd be a fan of a CMake based package manager. While CMake has been a great tool under Linux environments (I've used it for C/C++ builds, and in mixed C & Go build environments), I've also experienced horrors when CMake is used to generate Visual Studio solution and project files. I mostly work in Windows development. CMake scripts created by a professional build engineer caused a lot of havoc. It injected itself into the project files in such an insidious fashion, that it was nearly impossible to tell if dependencies were correct. It completely broke Intellisense, making code navigation an exercise in frustration. I was not happy, and wound up ripping out the scripts and creating new solution and project files that actually supported the needs of the developers. (Edited to remove typos and improve grammar)