Force a min version of gcc/clang to support std::filesystem#265
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QuentinTorg
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It may be cleaner to directly check for the feature instead of checking all the compiler versions. I think you could just check if the header is there with this https://cmake.org/cmake/help/latest/module/CheckIncludeFileCXX.html#module:CheckIncludeFileCXX
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Potentially better still, |
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Ensure our compiler natively supports std::filesystem