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Adjust tests relying on CWG-1351 noexcept behavior #4914
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Update some noexcept tests in variant and invoke to remove old permissive behavior. This is guarded in a check for an as-yet unreleased MSVC compiler.
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Verified against the internal changes, and approved the internal PR as well.
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Adjust tests relying on CWG-1351 noexcept behavior
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This test doesn't need `is_permissive.hpp` after microsoft#4914.
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😻 Thanks for ensuring these tests are no exception to our suite's quality and correctness! |
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This test doesn't need `is_permissive.hpp` after microsoft#4914.
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This test doesn't need `is_permissive.hpp` after microsoft#4914.
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Let's make these more consistent with the messages for `find_package(Python)` and the assembler. If nothing else, showing the path to the found clang-format may help folks who are finding the wrong version. Remove extraneous `element_type` from `ContiguousIterator` And while we're here, use `value_type` and `difference_type` where appropriate so we can easily see which `int` is which. Remove unused include from `P2163R3_invoke_r` This test doesn't need `is_permissive.hpp` after microsoft#4914. Simplify `construct_at` constraint Investigate a couple of libc++ failures Add some missing `#endif` comments These were incorrectly removed by microsoft#4944.
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* Pretty clang-format find/version check messages Let's make these more consistent with the messages for `find_package(Python)` and the assembler. If nothing else, showing the path to the found clang-format may help folks who are finding the wrong version. * Remove extraneous `element_type` from `ContiguousIterator` And while we're here, use `value_type` and `difference_type` where appropriate so we can easily see which `int` is which. * Remove unused include from `P2163R3_invoke_r` This test doesn't need `is_permissive.hpp` after microsoft#4914. * Simplify `construct_at` constraint * Investigate a couple of libc++ failures * Add some missing `#endif` comments These were incorrectly removed by microsoft#4944.
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* Pretty clang-format find/version check messages: Let's make these more consistent with the messages for `find_package(Python)` and the assembler. Showing the path may help folks with problems. * Remove extraneous `element_type` from `ContiguousIterator`: While we're here, let's use `value_type` and `difference_type` where appropriate so we can see which `int` is which. * Remove unused include from `P2163R3_invoke_r`: This test doesn't need `is_permissive.hpp` after microsoft#4914. * Simplify `construct_at` constraint * Investigate a couple of libc++ failures * Add some missing `#endif` comments: These were incorrectly removed by microsoft#4944.
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This test doesn't need `is_permissive.hpp` after microsoft#4914.
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Update some noexcept tests in variant and invoke to remove old permissive behavior. This is guarded in a check for an as-yet unreleased MSVC compiler.
This mirrors the STL portion of MSVC-PR-566073.