Fix SchemaDocument being called with the wrong number of arguments.#169
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This is probably due to the rapidjson version that we have under External/RapidJSON/CMakeRapidJSONDownload.txt.in, in order for this to work we will probably need to update it to use the latest version of rapidjson. |
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This issue originated from a misconfiguration on my system. My project had pulled in an outdated version of rapidjson. Case close. |
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Fixes #121
Mirroring my comment on the issue here for visibility.
The current code doesn't compile because of bad arguments. There is no 4 parameter constructor for SchemaDocument and there never was one in previous rapidjson versions either. Looking at 9428f11, where this issue was introduced, it seems like someone tried to change the call from SchemaDocument(document, this) to SchemaDocument(document, nullptr, 0) when the rapidjson version was bumped but forgot to remove the "this". That would at least be syntactically correct but still logically false and results in test failures.