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Fix use of 'template' when actually calling non-template member #1221

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The changed line of code tried to call a templated member for an Eigen fixed-size block expression but instead calls the dynamic-sized overload.
This created a compile issue with Eigen 3.3.7 and clang 16.0.6.

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Thanks, @ManifoldFR !

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Hi, @ManifoldFR -- Could you please rebase this branch to the latest 'devel' branch?

The CI failures might be related to this. Thanks!

overloaded member of Eigen object

+ creates a compile issue with Eigen 3.3.7
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Hi, @ManifoldFR -- Could you please rebase this branch to the latest 'devel' branch?

The CI failures might be related to this. Thanks!

Done, cheers

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@cmastalli do I need to update the changelog for this?

@cmastalli cmastalli merged commit 9fe6138 into loco-3d:devel Feb 5, 2024
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@cmastalli do I need to update the changelog for this?

Let's not bother to update the changelog in this PR, especially because it fixes a bug that has not been released.

ManifoldFR added a commit to edantec/aligator that referenced this pull request Feb 12, 2024
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