vector value-initialization with empty braces {} causes abnormal termination

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    • Resolution: Unresolved
    • Priority: Medium
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    • Rewrite the initialization so that it doesn't use value-initialization by way of empty curly braces.

      The compiler will emit an internal error and terminate with an abnormal termination if the user's source code includes a vector with a C++ value-initialization by way of empty curly braces.

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                EXTSYNC-5338 - vector value-initialization with em...
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