[bug] conan build --missing does not respect inner dependency options

[theartful]

I have this conanfile.txt

[requires]
gtk/3.24.24
freetype/2.12.1

[options]
gtk:shared=True
cairo:shared=True
pango:shared=True
glib:shared=True
gdk-pixbuf:shared=True
atk:shared=True

[generators]
pkg_config

running conan install .. --build=missing I was surprised to find it fetch dependencies from conencenter. I checked the configuration for pango for example, and I find out that glib:shared=False, even though I set it to be shared.

Now we have a situation where gtk links against a shared glib, while pango/cairo link against static glib.

Environment Details (include every applicable attribute)

• Operating System+version: Ubuntu 20.04
• Compiler+version: gcc 9.4
• Conan version: 1.49
• Python version: 3.8.10

Logs (Executed commands with output) (Include/Attach if Applicable)

conan_install.log

[theartful]

I read about package id modes, which seem to do what I want.
But I think there should be something specific for shared vs static, so that if a library changes its type, all libraries that depend on it are rebuilt.
For example in the class RequirementInfo, why not add shared as part of the information to compute the ID alongside the version? The only other alternative is to use full_package_mode which is a bit extreme.

[SSE4]

seems to be somehow related to #9712. it seems like dependency option is erased from the package ID by default, which is wrong.

[theartful]

Yeah it's exactly the case as #9712. Closing as duplicate then.