build: use find_dependency() instead find_package() in config file #2505
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SeastarDependencies.cmake is used in two scenarios:
detect Seastar library. when building the Seastar application.
in the second case, we should respect the "REQUIRED" and "QUIET"
options passed to
find_package(Seastar)
. and CMake providesfind_dependency()
macro for this purpose.in this change, we conditionally call
find_dependency()
whenSeastarDependencies.cmake
is used when this script is calledwhen finding Seastar library. this provides a better developer
experience to Seastar developers.