Fix for #1647 - #1821
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Note that (as discussed in #1647) this compile error is compiler-specific. It does not happen with e.g. Clang 10.0.0. I'm not actually sure why, I'm thinking GCC is correct here by failing to compile. |
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Moved the test. Not sure what's up with the failure in Travis. |
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This fixed #1647, which discusses a compile error when an enum is deserialized and a user-defined struct has a "non default constructible" from_json function defined for it.
The issue was a template instantiation with a
const-qualifier on the type. This pull request simply removes that qualifier.I have extended the existing enum conversion test by adding a class in an anonymous namespace. For this class a "non default constructable" from_json function is defined. The "enum" test iteself did not need to be updated. I verified that the tests no longer compiled after the addition of the new class, and did once again compile after the change in
json.hpp.