Thorsten Klein

Update: When using g++ version 6.2.0 there are even more errors: ``` In file included from named_parameters.cpp:11:0: /home/default/work/di/extension/include/boost/di/extension/injections/named_parameters.hpp: In instantiation of ‘struct boost::di::v1_1_0::extension::parse’: /home/default/work/di/extension/include/boost/di/extension/injections/named_parameters.hpp:97:69: required from ‘struct boost::di::v1_1_0::extension::args_impl’ /home/default/work/di/extension/include/boost/di/extension/injections/named_parameters.hpp:105:97: required...

@memsharded Thanks a lot for your fast answer. We use it during development, because we also have a lot of external requirement which we do not store as source code...

> Have a python or other script in the root of your mono repo that does conan editable over each package That was also something I was thinking about. This...

> The idea is that adding the recipe revisions to the requires is not a very common use case, it is possible, but not the default and expected approach. I...

@memsharded is there any chance to let the conanfile.py, which is in editable mode, be built by `conan install` like if it is a normal package stored inside the cache?...

I have thought about this topic during weekend. I have now some "hacky" solution, which may be the base for some regular solution in future. Explanation: I have introduced `def...

My approach is just a workaround for now, since we need this feature now. The editable mode is not working in 1.X for now, so I implemented my "hacky workaround"...

We build a lot of packages in our CI (parallel jobs). If one job fails, the other jobs maybe already have uploaded some packages to the remote. It is very...

Is there any update regarded to this issue? I am also trying to combine schemas (see https://spacetelescope.github.io/understanding-json-schema/reference/combining.html), escpecially in combination with definitions. Note: For me the example above is generatable,...

Hello @jakebailey, +1 Do you have the exact commands you run? :-)