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@Numpsy +1, chmod has pretty simple prototype, so it would be easy to use on Linux/macOS in TarArchive.ExtractContents(). But it's not so obvious if you want to create an archive,...

@piksel Unfortunately TarArchive.ProgressMessageEvent gets called before each entry will be extracted to disk, so I can't chmod these files in 1 iteration. Probably the best I can is to `TarArchive.ExtractContents`...

Same issue in VS2019 16.6.2.

Recently I reported a bug that disabled() doesn't work for BOOST_DATA_TEST_CASE(s). Something says me precondition() will not work also =) Yes, probably I can give it a try for auto...

@raffienficiaud preconditon() works , I was wrong. But I have some usability problem: I cannot skip some sub-cases of `BOOST_DATA_TEST_CASE`, it skips the whole data test case. My case is:...

@raffienficiaud Hi again =) Sorry for long delay, I have no stable environment to test your changes at any time =( As I said earlier today, decorators for data test...

Okay, I got your reasoning. I just wanted to suggest it because some other frameworks (not for C++) are able to skip tests being inside them, and it was pretty...

Specifically, I was talking about golang testing: https://splice.com/blog/lesser-known-features-go-test/ (in Skipping tests)

@raffienficiaud , VMs powered by VMware ESXi on MacPro6,1. According to the log file the test lasted 34m:36s, but Boost reported 4039503ms (~1h07m).

In file boost/asio/buffer_registration.hpp: ``` boost/asio/buffer_registration.hpp:62:31: error: 'allocator' is deprecated [-Werror,-Wdeprecated-declarations] typename Allocator = std::allocator > ^ ```