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ARROW-6552: [C++] boost::optional in STL test fails compiling in gcc …
…4.8.2 It is reported in the mailgroup that string literals aren't implicitly convertible to `boost::optional<std::string>` in some old versions of gcc, causing compilation errors. This patch wraps such literals used in test cases with `std::string`. Closes apache#5369 from ozars/arrow-6552 and squashes the following commits: dc05f31 <Benjamin Kietzman> Merge branch 'arrow-6552' of github.com:ozars/arrow into arrow-6552 94ea09f <Benjamin Kietzman> format string literal operator acceptably for gcc 4.8.2 c866809 <Omer Ozarslan> Make tuple constructors explicit 3d27eaf <Omer Ozarslan> Wrap string literals with std::string Lead-authored-by: Omer Ozarslan <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Benjamin Kietzman <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Benjamin Kietzman <[email protected]>
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