cpr cannot call constructor

[solemn prism]

Any idea why i get this error?

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[solemn prism]

'cpr::Session &cpr::Session::operator =(cpr::Session &&) noexcept': attempting to reference a deleted function

    session = cpr::Session();

class LCU
{
public:
    static inline cpr::Session session;
}

this is how the class looks like

[lime sandal]

move assignment operator has been explicitely declared as deleted

[solemn prism]

uh?

class Session : public std::enable_shared_from_this<Session> {
  public:
    Session();
    Session(const Session& other) = delete;
    Session(Session&& old) = delete;

    ~Session() = default;

    Session& operator=(Session&& old) noexcept = delete;
    Session& operator=(const Session& other) = delete;```

thats their code

[lime sandal]

so basically

[solemn prism]

you are talking about the second last line, no?

[lime sandal]

you declared session as a cpr::Session object and its default constructor gets called automatically, and then later you try to assign another value to session with the line session = cpr::Session();, which uses the = operator

[solemn prism]

and that got "disabled" by setting it to delete?

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Yep

[solemn prism]

meaning i cannot reinstanciate the object hence its being instanciated if the constructor gets called which happens on the static inline cpr::Session session?

[lime sandal]

yeah, I'm wondering, where do you define the static variable?

you only showed the declaration

[solemn prism]

well it was about to happen here

bool LCU::InitClientInfo(const ClientInfo& info)
{
session = cpr::Session();
    session.SetVerifySsl(false);

    session.SetHeader(Utils::StringToHeader(league.header));

    return true;
}

[lime sandal]

but isn't there any cpr::Session LCU::session = ... in your code?

oh nvm

it's inline already

[solemn prism]

nop

[lime sandal]

then, it's already default constructed

[solemn prism]

so there i no need to assign it, because i cant

[lime sandal]

yeah you can't and it already has been initialized anyway

[solemn prism]

that makes sense

thank you!!

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