Fabian Sauter
Fabian Sauter
Yes. cpr 1.9.0 won't change anything in regards to the minimum required version of C++. **BUT** for 1.10.0 we will increment it to cpp17 with optional cpp20 features (CMake option)....
In my eyes this is a libcurl bug. Would you like to create an issue for that in libcurl?
Aha, OK. Interesting. Yes, then simply remove the assertion and keep it like that. Please add a note to this issue here inside the code, why we don't assert for...
What is the state of this PR?
Ready to go. Thanks for your great work!
Sure, you are more then welcome to take a look at this. Let me know in case you need any help.
@RuleOfThrees thanks for looking into this as well. I will give you some feedback on your approach until next week.
In my eyes introducing a `MultiGetAsync` interface is the best in this case. With that we do not destroy existing workflows/implementations or the behaviour of existing applications. I also strongly...
In case you are able to create a PR and a CI run for it. Sure.
This issue will be closed since we new require a cpp17 compatible compiler for all versions of cpr >= 1.10.0. More details: https://github.com/libcpr/cpr/releases/tag/1.9.0