Commit f28fc22 introduced const qualifiers on post-(inc-/dec-)rement
operators of iterators. These qualifiers prevent the use of basic_json
in place of std::ranges::range, which requires the post-increment
operator to be equality-preserving.
These changes appear to be the result of ICC compiler suggestions, and
no further explanation is discernible from the PR discussion (#858).
Further testing revealed, that clang-tidy also suggests adding const to
prevent "accidental mutation of a temporary object".
As an alternative, this commit partially reverts f28fc22, removing all
added const qualifiers from return types and adds lvalue reference
qualifiers to the operator member functions instead.
Unit tests ensure the operators remain equality-preserving and
accidental mutation of temporaries following post-(inc-/dec-)rement is
prohibited.
Fixes#3331.
* 🔧 use proper GCC binary
* 🔧 add more GCC warning flags
* ⚗️ try fix from https://github.com/nlohmann/json/issues/3138#issuecomment-1015562666
* Fix custom allocator test build failures (C++20)
Allocator tests fail to compile in C++20 mode with clang+MS STL due
to missing copy constructors.
* Fix test build failures due to missing noexcept (gcc-12)
* alt_string has multiple member functions that should be marked noexcept.
* nlohmann::ordered_map constructors can be noexcept.
Compilation failures result from the warning flag -Werror=noexcept and
gcc-12.
* Disable broken comparison tests in C++20 mode
Co-authored-by: Niels Lohmann <mail@nlohmann.me>
One of the ordered_map constructors was incorrectly accepting a
std::initializer_list<T> instead of std::initializer_list<value_type>.
Add regression test.
Fixes#3343.
* CI: add workflow_dispatch trigger
* CI: change msvc2019*/clang* runners to windows-2019
GitHub updated their runners. windows-latest is now based on Windows
Server 2022 and comes with different tool versions.
MSVC 2019 is still available via the windows-2019 runner.
Florian Albrechtskirchinger