CMake : Dependencies - updated zlib's broken link #3031
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…ve#3031) Co-authored-by: Pavel Rojtberg <[email protected]>
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While I was compiling the source code in CMake, the application gave me an error message saying that it could not find zlib's source code. Therefore, I changed the original link (located in the Dependencies.cmake file) with the original release located on GitHub. Everything now works just fine.