How to consume a graph of shared libraries

Signed-off-by: Uilian Ries <uilianries@gmail.com>

docs/faqs.md

@@ -36,6 +36,7 @@ This section gathers the most common questions from the community related to pac
   * [How to package libraries that depend on proprietary closed-source libraries?](#how-to-package-libraries-that-depend-on-proprietary-closed-source-libraries)
   * [How to protect my project from breaking changes in recipes?](#how-to-protect-my-project-from-breaking-changes-in-recipes)
   * [What's the policy on version ranges?](#whats-the-policy-on-version-ranges)
+  * [How to consume a graph of shared libraries?](#how-to-consume-a-graph-of-shared-libraries)
   * [Can we add package which are parts of bigger projects like Boost?](#can-we-add-package-which-are-parts-of-bigger-projects-like-boost)
     * [Can I add my project which I will submit to Boost?](#can-i-add-my-project-which-i-will-submit-to-boost)
   * [Can I add options that do not affect `package_id` or the package contents](#can-i-add-options-that-do-not-affect-package_id-or-the-package-contents)
@@ -357,6 +358,15 @@ Keep reading in the [consuming recipes section](consuming_recipes.md#isolate-you
 Version ranges are currently allowed on a handful of dependencies, but not for general use.
 See [Dependencies Version Ranges](adding_packages/dependencies.md#version-ranges) for additional details.
 
+## How to consume a graph of shared libraries?
+
+When the CI builds packages with the option `*/*:shared=True`, this option is applied not only to the package being created but also to its requirements.
+Since the default value for the shared option is typically `False`, you can generally expect that the dependency graph will consist of static libraries,
+except for packages specifically defined with `package_type = "shared-library"`.
+
+To work with a graph that includes only shared libraries, you must explicitly set the `-o */*:shared=True` option in your conan install command.
+This ensures that the necessary shared libraries are included in your build environment.
+
 ## Can we add package which are parts of bigger projects like Boost?
 
 Sadly no. There have been many efforts in the past and we feel it's not sustainable given the number of combinations of libraries and version.