https://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=68784
--- Comment #2 from Wang Xuancong <xuancong84 at gmail dot com> --- All standards are made by people. No standard is perfect. If a standard causes more inconvenience to the users, then it is considered sub-optimal and has room for improvement. Thus, unless you can give me a counter example that automatic parameter resolution can cause problems in some cases, I would consider the standard is not good enough, and will probably be fixed in some future C++ standards. But since g++ is indeed following the standard, it should not be considered as a bug for now, formally speaking.
