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gcc can not handle variant<cti::work, ...>. Using is_copy_constructible_v instead of is_copy_constructible<...>::value works around this problem.
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I now see the solution should be C++14 and not C++17. sorry. |
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gcc can not handle variant<cti::work, ...>. Using is_copy_constructible_v instead of is_copy_constructible<...>::value works around this problem.
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This solves issue Naios/continuable#37
What was a problem?
Using std::variant<cti::work, ...> is not possible, because of a bug in gcc.
How this PR fixes the problem?
This fix uses is_copy_constructible_v instead of is_copy_constructible<>::value on line 1425.
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