Consider storing the user's answers in constexpr variables then using the regular Assert::That syntax instead of static_asserts. This way, the program still checks compile time behavior, but can still compile and provide meaningful feedback (via ExtraMessage) instead of just refusing to compile and giving a vague assertion failure message.

It's a variable template. In this particular case, making it not a function probably forces more creative solutions

An answer two years too late, but your code returns the incorrect result when T is unsigned. The vs function is where the problem lies.

Finally got it.

This is a great kata, offering insights into underrepresented aspects of kata, hardly seen on Code Wars.

Things that might help in the description:

Determined to figure it out to give it an up vote!

Loving the introduction to templates - it is inspiring a great deal of research to figure out. Any brief overview of what the given code means would go a long way int the project description.

Thanks for providing a rarely-showcased aspect of programming.

Good question. Can't find any examples online of similar code that uses exactly this syntax.

I made this kata, and this looks a lot like my solution.
Did you somehow base this on mine? Or were you forced to do so due to some weird edge cases that require exactly this solution (since I compare results to mine)?

If this came to you naturally, then I guess the description and tests work as intended, but since it is too similar I am not sure if there is a mistake on my side. If so I'd like to improve it. If I have the time for it I might try to remove my reference solution from the tests altogether to avoid any chance of this issue.

Any other feedback (and rating) is also welcome.

Thanks!

EDIT: After having a second look, it seems to contain the same bug that my solution had initially. Wasn't an issue due to relatively low precision requirements, but I guess that answers my question.

Why is seq_max_v not a function? Is it designed this way specifically for the challenge?