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APT whitelist request for g++-7 in trusty
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Ran tests, but could not found source package. Either the source package for g++-7 does not exist, or the package needs an APT source. If you wish to add an APT source, please follow the directions on https://github.com/travis-ci/apt-source-whitelist#source-approval-process. Build results: https://travis-ci.org/travis-ci/apt-whitelist-checker/builds/266100736.
Looking at build result logs, it looks like it was temporary Ubuntu Launchpad glitch (server returned 500: https://travis-ci.org/travis-ci/apt-whitelist-checker/builds/266100736#L1028). Tried today, worked ok.
Side-topic: clang++5.0 fails to compile latest C++-17 sources with <=g++-7 (headers incompatibility)
Is it possible we could get the bot to run this again? I need g++-7.
gcc-7-base (https://github.com/travis-ci/apt-package-whitelist/issues/4218) also had the same issue this one had.
@svens unfortunately in #4247 has to be ran added in whitelists to compile the latest C++17 sources using clang because it defaults to GCC's stupid 4.8 header files because GCC 4.8 being the default travis install. When that is added then I can compile in even my project located here: Until then it will fail to even find string because I tell it to use libc++ for the standard library instead of libstdc++ on the system because it does not have <experimental/fileystem> and other incompatibilites in the libstdc++ version on their systems. Until then it is best to install the latest gcc with the version of clang you need for C++14 or C++ 17 support (I need at least clang 3.9 or newer on my project it seems though because of C++ 14 fileystem TS usage) as an workaround and using clang like normal without using libc++-dev until it is added to the whitelist. That is my opinoin of an fix for now anyway.
I guess could also use gcc 5 with clang 3.9
gcc 6 with clang 4.x.x
and gcc 7 with clang 5.x.x
and if gc 8 does not come out before clang 6.x.x use gcc 7 for that too.
Edit: updating GCC on my project despite using clang DID fix my build failures.
This is an automated comment.
Ran tests, but could not found source package. Either the source package for g++-7 does not exist, or the package needs an APT source. If you wish to add an APT source, please follow the directions on https://github.com/travis-ci/apt-source-whitelist#source-approval-process. Build results: https://travis-ci.org/travis-ci/apt-whitelist-checker/builds/440497838.
