[concept.swappable] Strike array poison pill swap overload #2887
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jensmaurer
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So, after the detour, could you please fix the intro sentence for the pull request? |
Since lookup is only performed when at least one argument has class or enumeration type, template argument deduction can never succeed for the poisin pill overload with two parameters of reference-to-array type; it can be struck with no normative impact.
Updated in the first post and the commit message. |
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Thanks. That's as much preparation I can do for this right now, but this is certainly for @zygoloid to apply. |
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Since lookup is only performed when at least one argument has class or enumeration type, template argument deduction can never succeed for the poisin pill overload with two parameters of reference-to-array type; it can be struck with no normative impact.