Added C++23 as a standard option - #144
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C++23 support by cmake-init is on hold until modules and |
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It seems that, this pr can be reopen now. c++ 23 is support now. |
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Looking at the runner images the provided software in GitHub Actions images are still not by default ready for modules. |
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github copilot summary since the change is basic:
This pull request updates the
cpp_langdefinition in thecmake-init/cmake_init.pyfile to include support for the C++23 standard.cmake-init/cmake_init.py: Added "23" to the list of supported standards for thecpp_langobject, enabling compatibility with C++23.