Replace all hardcoded "midi::" namespace by "MIDI_NAMESPACE::" #321
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Signed-off-by: Yaël Boutreux <yael.boutreux@gmail.com>
@franky47 reminder, I did not managed to execute unit-test on my setup, can you ACK me that you did run them and all good? |
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They are running in the CI on GitHub actions, let's wait and see 👀. |
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The error I see comes from Google Test itself, I'll have to investigate. |
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The real issue is the hardcoded one in src/midi_Message.h when trying to edit the default "midi" namespace.
IMHO, if we can use custom namespace, no midi:: namespace should be hardcoded, we should instead always use the MIDI_NAMESPACE MACRO.
I did not managed to install the unit-test to verify my modifications, too much issues with Visual and /W argument.
If someone with a working unit-test config can verify the modifications, this would be lovely.