move template class member to correct TU for explicit instantiation #4643
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During recent refactoring a single method of the
template <class BucketT> class SearchableBucketListSnapshotBase
-- the methodSearchableBucketListSnapshotBase<BucketT>::loadKeysInternal
-- got left behind inSearchableBucketList.cpp
while the rest of the methods got moved toBucketListSnapshotBase.cpp
.Unfortunately all explicit template instantiations of
SearchableBucketListSnapshotBase
occur inBucketListSnapshotBase.cpp
and they only cause instantiation of methods defined in the same TU. So the method didn't get instantiated. At least on g++.This was covered up in CI because enabling extrachecks winds up triggering instantiations anyways. But if you turn off extrachecks, master doesn't currently compile on g++.
This fixes the bug by moving the method to the right TU.