Calling vsprintf with a vector instead of an explicit argument list

[delltom]

I have seen that the newest release of fmt allows for the following line of code:
fmt::vsprintf("%d %d", fmt::make_printf_args(42, 43));

I am attempting to do something similar by calling vsprintf like so:
fmt::vsprintf("%d %d", fmt::make_printf_args(vector<int> foobar))

or ideally:
fmt::vsprintf("%d %d", vector<int> foobar)

I have seen that functionality exists to call fmt::vformat() by creating your own argument vector using a similar workflow to that shown below, but have not been able to find a solution for vsprintf (see #819) :

using ctx = fmt::printf_context;
            std::vector<fmt::basic_format_args<ctx>> args;
            args.emplace_back(fmt::internal::make_arg<ctx>(42));
            args.emplace_back(fmt::internal::make_arg<ctx>("abc1"));
            args.emplace_back(fmt::internal::make_arg<ctx>(1.2f));

[delltom]

For anyone struggling with this. I got this to work after seeing the following comment. This is the code that worked for me:

std::vector<fmt::basic_format_arg<fmt::printf_context>> args;

args.push_back(fmt::internal::make_arg<fmt::printf_context>(42));
args.push_back(fmt::internal::make_arg<fmt::printf_context>(432.2));
args.push_back(fmt::internal::make_arg<fmt::printf_context>("hi"));

string a = fmt::vsprintf("%i, %f, %s", fmt::printf_args(args.data(), static_cast<unsigned>(args.size())));

This also worked when pushing args using a for loop.