In taskflow::find_if doesn't work with infinite ranges.
However an infinite range is a reasonable input to find_if. For example
std::ranges::iota(0)
produces an infinite range starting from 0.
However taskflow::find_if calls std::distance on the two iterators which cannot work if the second iterator is a sentinel std::unreachable_sentinel
In this case taskflow::find_if should find a sensible alternative to chunking. In our case we explicitly pass StaticPartitioner(1) so we don't require chunking.
In taskflow::find_if doesn't work with infinite ranges.
However an infinite range is a reasonable input to find_if. For example
std::ranges::iota(0)
produces an infinite range starting from 0.
However taskflow::find_if calls std::distance on the two iterators which cannot work if the second iterator is a sentinel std::unreachable_sentinel
In this case taskflow::find_if should find a sensible alternative to chunking. In our case we explicitly pass StaticPartitioner(1) so we don't require chunking.