Fix abuse of o2::framework::Output#14384
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This prevents support for std::pmr, because it implies movable outputs (which are not). Use the ConcreteDataTypeMatcher instead, which represents a query (matcher) on the data.
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This prevents support for std::pmr, because it implies movable outputs (which are not). Use the ConcreteDataTypeMatcher instead, which represents a query (matcher) on the data.
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This prevents support for std::pmr, because it implies movable outputs (which are not).
Use the ConcreteDataTypeMatcher instead, which represents a query (matcher) on the data.