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remove std::pair support #615

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remove std::pair support #615

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theodelrieu
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As stated in #614, I believe the std::pair support I introduced in #609 is bogus. How a pair should be represented is dependent of context, so I think it is wiser to remove it, and leave the question open.

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Coverage decreased (-0.002%) to 99.72% when pulling c983648 on theodelrieu:develop into fd4a0ec on nlohmann:develop.

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@nlohmann Do you know which line got uncovered? I failed to see which ones could be related to my changes

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@theodelrieu My guess is that because you removed covered lines, the percentage covered/total decreased. Say for example it was 7/10, and you removed two lines, it is now 5/8.

@nlohmann nlohmann merged commit d415293 into nlohmann:develop Jun 16, 2017
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Thanks! We shall continue discussing #614. I also reopened #600. I am sure we will find a good solution for all this.

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