FYI, there's another PR in flight, fixing a regression involving equality comparison (#3664). Seeing that the other operators are missing, I was planning on adding the rest eventually. This is a start.

Coverage remained the same at 100.0% when pulling 1909212 on khiner:develop into 22cd1c9 on nlohmann:develop.

I am having trouble finding the actual issue behind the failing amalgamation test. As far as I can tell, the indentation style matches the surrounding code exactly. Could someone more familiar with this test please help decipher? 🙏

single_include/nlohmann/json.hpp is missing. You need to run make amalgamate and add single_include/nlohmann/json.hpp to your commit. See https://github.com/nlohmann/json/blob/develop/.github/CONTRIBUTING.md#files-to-change.

Ah! Sorry I missed that 🤦‍♂️

This still looks off. Did you let your editor reformat any of the files?

We use Artistic Style which does not create reproducible formatting. I.e., differently formatted input may produce different output.

Edit: Specifically, json_fwd.hpp and json_ref.hpp.

Hrm, there are no changed files in my lib/json directory. The only changes from develop whatsoever were the json_pointer.hpp changes in this PR. I exclude lib/json/** from formatting explicitly in my IDE settings. Maybe something about my environment caused make amalgamate to run differently? Maybe you could try running with just my non-amalgamate changes?

Fixed it for you. https://github.com/khiner/json/pull/1/

Thanks @falbrechtskirchinger ! I rebased that on my branch. Still not sure why the run output is different between us 🤷‍♂️

ayy looks like the other equality operators PR got in, so I'll have to rework this one

We're moving fast right now because we want to get v3.11.2 out the door ASAP.

FYI, my Artistic Style version is:

$ astyle --version
Artistic Style Version 3.1

Don't know if that might be causing the difference.

Turns out I didn't have astyle installed at all, heh. So that explains that. Doesn't seem like it should run without warning/error in that case though. Either way, after installing, my amalgamate doesn't mess with other lines I didn't touch.

I'm opening up a new PR based off current develop