patched fromTOML to fix MacOS testing#10332
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Hm, where do you see macOS being broken? |
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has been broken in testing for me for some time. see also >> #10330 |
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That's weird, it builds on GHA and Hydra. |
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its related to the version of boost that is running, and the use of C++20. it seems that on MacOS toml11 doesnt properly recognise its running in C++20 without the use of version.hpp, a file added later on in newer versions of toml11 |
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@mergify rebase |
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@p01arst0rm is this still an issue? |
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dont have access to a mac at the moment, so cant easily check :) |
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Motivation
currently, compilation on MacOS is broken due to a known issue relating to
std::result_ofbeing removed from c++20. This PR fixes this issue by instructing TOML11 to usestd::invoke_resultMore information can be found via: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/75121130