Solved: CMake question: Has anyone successfully included libzip from this repo via CPMFindPackage?

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In OpenXLSX, I am currently "finding" libzip using CMake's find_package like so:
https://github.com/troldal/OpenXLSX/blob/development-aral/CMakeLists.txt#L122

However, CPMFindPackage allows to pull in dependencies that are not installed on the system (if the user wishes to do so), and we have that functionality supported for pugixml and boost NoWide. However, I can't seem to make it work with libzip, and since the CMake documentation is not very helpful, I was hoping that someone has already succeeded in using CPMFindPackage with libzip.

Is anyone able to help me to make the below CMake instructions work with libzip?
https://github.com/troldal/OpenXLSX/blob/development-aral/CMakeLists.txt#L128
Relevant code:

    # TODO: Help needed - how to make CPMFindPackage work with the libzip repo?
    # CPMFindPackage(
    #         NAME libzip
    #         GITHUB_REPOSITORY nih-at/libzip
    #         GIT_TAG 1.11.4
    # )

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Update: Solution was that the GIT_TAG must begin with the letter 'v':

CPMFindPackage(
        NAME libzip
        GITHUB_REPOSITORY nih-at/libzip
        GIT_TAG v1.11.4
)

[0-wiz-0]

Thank you for providing these details.
You can see the tag id e.g. when visiting the release page and look next to the 'tag' symbol on the left, or by clicking the 'Tags' tab next to the 'Releases' one.

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You can see the tag id e.g. when visiting the release page and look next to the 'tag' symbol on the left

Today I learned... it's an actual "tag" symbol... I guess I was confused because I assumed the version tags were unified across github, and since some dependencies (e.g. miniz) are available without the 'v', I didn't think of using that / I didn't even see that.

Additional data point I gathered: when using CPMFindPackage with the VERSION property, it works with just 1.11.4 for libzip. That's even more confusing in a way because it makes me wonder how that acts with a repo that doesn't have a leading v in the tag - I suspect there's some case distinction in CPM as to how to check for a VERSION value.