Discover libssh2 without pkg-config - #6053
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Hello,
I need to build the library without relying upon pkg-config. What I propose is to fallback on a traditional library discovery of libssh2 when the pkg-config is not available.
I saw that many other dependencies are discovered with simple FIND_PACKAGE so I propose the same for libssh2.
Regards,