On Sun, Oct 1, 2017 at 10:10 AM, Daniel James via Boost
I'm looking into implementing a mechanism for updating explicit-failures-markup.xml without updating the super project.
If I could humbly request a feature, I would like a way to indicate in the explicit-failures-markup.xml that my library should not attempt to be compiled on a particular configuration. For example, Beast requires C++11 so it would be nice if 1. No time was wasted attempting to build beast on pre-C++11 environments, and 2. the column in the test matrix is colored or shaded to indicate that it is known to be an unsupported platform. For example, Beast cannot compile on msvc-12 or earlier (because no C++11), yet it shows errors in the matrix here: http://www.boost.org/development/tests/master/developer/beast.html I would like those columns to indicate that it is not a supported platform. Thanks