Enum array does not warn if initialized with too few values

[turol]

This code raises neither warnings nor errors on GCC or clang:

#include <magic_enum_containers.hpp>

enum class Count : uint32_t {
One, Two, Three
};

magic_enum::containers::array<Count, std::string> notEnough = 
{
 "one", "two"
};

int main() {
    for (const auto &p : notEnough) {
        printf("\"%s\"\n", p.c_str());
    }
}

This makes it hard to add new values to enum since the compiler doesn't complain.

[Neargye]

It's just an array by design, with automatically conversion enum -> index

enum class Count : uint32_t {
One, Two, Three
};

std::array<uint32_t, std::string> notEnough = 
{
 "one", "two"
};
notEnough[(uint32_t)Count::One] = ....;