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missing function definition #793
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Need to merge #794 first, that should fix the tests |
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Ouch, is this a regression? Do we know why it was passing tests? |
I think the recent pre-commit update changed something and introduced a cyclic change in some files that pre-commit couldn't resolve on its own. And I didn't want to make a bunch of unrelated doc changes in this PR. As to the original problem yes I think it was a regression but I am still trying to figure out why this wasn't triggering some issues with the single header tests or the other tests for that matter. What I know is tried updating the single header CLI11 used in other applications and it generated a linking error which led to a missing definition. |
It does complain that it's completely untested. |
And I'm not seeing a test for it. |
I will add some tests |
Looks like we can do a .1 release after this, no new features have gone in yet AFAICT. |
the get_option_group definition was missing from the splitting of the definitions.
I tried to compile the single header into our code and discovered a missing function call.