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no callable 'begin' function found for type 'void'
'get_members': identifier not found
static_assert failed: 'this function call syntax tries 'obj.func(...)', then 'func(obj,...);', but both failed - if this function call is passing a local variable that will be modified by the function, but that variable is never used again in the function so the new value is never used, that's likely the problem - if that's what you intended, add another line '_ = obj;' afterward to explicitly discard the new value of the object'
'cpp2::impl::deferred_init<std::string>::construct': no matching overloaded function found
'get_argument': identifier not found
static_assert failed: 'this function call syntax tries 'obj.func(...)', then 'func(obj,...);', but both failed - if this function call is passing a local variable that will be modified by the function, but that variable is never used again in the function so the new value is never used, that's likely the problem - if that's what you intended, add another line '_ = obj;' afterward to explicitly discard the new value of the object'
'reserve_names': identifier not found
static_assert failed: 'this function call syntax tries 'obj.func(...)', then 'func(obj,...);', but both failed - if this function call is passing a local variable that will be modified by the function, but that variable is never used again in the function so the new value is never used, that's likely the problem - if that's what you intended, add another line '_ = obj;' afterward to explicitly discard the new value of the object'
'reserve_names': identifier not found
static_assert failed: 'this function call syntax tries 'obj.func(...)', then 'func(obj,...);', but both failed - if this function call is passing a local variable that will be modified by the function, but that variable is never used again in the function so the new value is never used, that's likely the problem - if that's what you intended, add another line '_ = obj;' afterward to explicitly discard the new value of the object'
discarding return value: This function returns a bool indicating whether the collection is empty and has no other effects. It is not useful to call this function and discard the return value.
discarding return value: This member function returns a bool indicating whether the collection is empty and has no other effects. It is not useful to call this member function and discard the return value. Use the 'clear()' member function if you want to erase all elements.
discarding return value of function with [[nodiscard]] attribute
discarding return value of function with [[nodiscard]] attribute
discarding return value of function with [[nodiscard]] attribute
discarding return value of function with [[nodiscard]] attribute
discarding return value of function with [[nodiscard]] attribute
discarding return value of function with [[nodiscard]] attribute
discarding return value of function with [[nodiscard]] attribute
discarding return value of function with [[nodiscard]] attribute
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