Use 'vswhere' for VS compiler detection#115
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As of May 2026, GHA uses new windows-2025 runners that have vs2026 installed (instead of vs2022) (closes epics-base#112)
- Use the 'vswhere' tool to automatically resolve the Visual Studio compiler location when the generic 'vs' compiler setting is specified. - Fall back to the hardcoded list of locations only if vswhere is not available on the system. - If a single installation is found, auto-select it; if multiple versions are found, print the options and raise a ValueError. Co-authored-by: google-labs-jules[bot]
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Use vswhere for compiler detection of 'vs' setting
when the generic 'vs' compiler setting is specified.
print the options and raise a ValueError.
Co-authored-by: google-labs-jules[bot]
closes #112; closes #113