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[C++] register_
method host conveniences
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Closes OpenAssetIO#853. Similar to recent work on `resolve`, we wish to make our users' lives easier by having overloads of `register_` that model common usage scenarios. In particular, single-element and/or exception-less workflows. So add these conveniences to the c++ API, with Python to follow in future work. Signed-off-by: Elliot Morris <elliot.morris@foundry.com>
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Closes OpenAssetIO#853. Similar to recent work on `resolve`, we wish to make our users' lives easier by having overloads of `register_` that model common usage scenarios. In particular, single-element and/or exception-less workflows. So add these conveniences to the c++ API, with Python to follow in future work. Signed-off-by: Elliot Morris <elliot.morris@foundry.com>
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Closes OpenAssetIO#853. Similar to recent work on `resolve`, we wish to make our users' lives easier by having overloads of `register_` that model common usage scenarios. In particular, single-element and/or exception-less workflows. So add these conveniences to the c++ API, with Python to follow in future work. Signed-off-by: Elliot Morris <elliot.morris@foundry.com>
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Closes OpenAssetIO#853. Similar to recent work on `resolve`, we wish to make our users' lives easier by having overloads of `register_` that model common usage scenarios. In particular, single-element and/or exception-less workflows. So add these conveniences to the c++ API, with Python to follow in future work. Signed-off-by: Elliot Morris <elliot.morris@foundry.com>
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Closes OpenAssetIO#853. Similar to recent work on `resolve`, we wish to make our users' lives easier by having overloads of `register_` that model common usage scenarios. In particular, single-element and/or exception-less workflows. So add these conveniences to the c++ API, with Python to follow in future work. Signed-off-by: Elliot Morris <elliot.morris@foundry.com>
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Closes OpenAssetIO#853. Similar to recent work on `resolve`, we wish to make our users' lives easier by having overloads of `register_` that model common usage scenarios. In particular, single-element and/or exception-less workflows. So add these conveniences to the c++ API, with Python to follow in future work. Signed-off-by: Elliot Morris <elliot.morris@foundry.com>
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Closes OpenAssetIO#853. Similar to recent work on `resolve`, we wish to make our users' lives easier by having overloads of `register_` that model common usage scenarios. In particular, single-element and/or exception-less workflows. So add these conveniences to the c++ API, with Python to follow in future work. Signed-off-by: Elliot Morris <elliot.morris@foundry.com>
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Closes OpenAssetIO#853. Similar to recent work on `resolve`, we wish to make our users' lives easier by having overloads of `register_` that model common usage scenarios. In particular, single-element and/or exception-less workflows. So add these conveniences to the c++ API, with Python to follow in future work. Signed-off-by: Elliot Morris <elliot.morris@foundry.com>
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Implement host conveniences for
register_
for the C++ api.register_
exists already in the C++ api, so does not need porting or deep redesign.Refer to #848 for criteria.
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