Ended up bumping it to 3.18 after running into enough more or less minor but
nice stuff. That's as far as it can go though.
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I used 3.12 for popt because that's the minimum version with helper functions
for easily creating the cmake config/version files for `find_package()`. I'm
fine with this as the minimum for rpm too.
(I was going to bump it anyway when I synced my improvements from popt into rpm
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Debian isn't exactly a prime target for rpm :smile: but for the record, it
seems to be at 3.18.4 from 2020, which is probably newer than rpm can
reasonably require. So that should be easily covered.
In the meanwhile I realized rpm is already relying on at least >= 3.12 despite
what our
Speaking with my [CBL-Mariner](https://github.com/microsoft/CBL-Mariner) distro
maintainer hat on- no objections to having a floor of cmake 3.20. The lowest
version of cmake we support in Mariner at this time is 3.21.4.
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It should be possible to build on Debian stable.
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As we're moving to cmake in the next major release, here's a bit of a community
poll: what would be a reasonable minimum version to require?
Rpm is conservative in its requirements so it's not like we'd require a cmake
from last week or even last year, but AIUI cmake is very different from
