Re: [review][STLInterfaces] STLInterfaces review results (ready for merge)

From: Barrett Adair (barrettellisadair_at_[hidden])
Date: 2020-03-25 15:37:32

On Thu, Dec 26, 2019 at 2:31 AM Barrett Adair <barrettellisadair_at_[hidden]>
wrote:
>
> Many thanks are owed to all who participated in the formal review of Zach
Laine's STLInterfaces library, especially during this busy holiday season:
>
> * Hadriel Kaplan - ACCEPT
> * Andreas Wass - ACCEPT
> * Rainer Deyke - ACCEPT
> * Arthur Gruzauskas - ACCEPT
> * Krystian Stasiowski - ACCEPT
> * Daniela Engert - CONDITIONALLY ACCEPT
> * Gavin Lambert - Technical comments
>
> (snip)
>
> The reviews clearly demonstrate a consensus. Accordingly, I'm pleased to
announce that STLInterfaces is CONDITIONALLY ACCEPTED as a Boost library.
>
> Conditions for acceptance:
> 1. Remove optional dependency on cmcstl2 (issue #27)
> 2. Add Boost license comments to all files, including appveyor.yml,
.travis.yml, README.md, */CMakeLists.txt (issue #26)
> 3. Support Boost.Build (issue #25)
> 4. Replace googletest with Boost equivalent (issue #24)
> 5. Remove usage of non-existent v2_dtl members in container_interface.hpp
(issue #22)
> 6. Include <tuple> for std::tie usage in C++14 mode (issue #21)
> 7. Fix dangling parens in container_inteface.hpp:731 (issue #20)
> 8. Make Concepts usage C++20-conformant (issue #13)
> 9. Remove the destructor in container_interface (issue #12)
> 10. Add tests for non-copyable value types (issue #30)
>
> (snip)

I've confirmed that STLInterfaces (https://github.com/tzlaine/stl_interfaces)
has met the conditions for acceptance. Review wizards, please reply with
any objections.

Merge ticket here: https://github.com/boostorg/admin/issues/174

Thanks,
Barrett