I want to pass a bunch of lambdas around without having to make copies.

This is the declaration of one of the lambdas

[
    promise = std::move(promise),
    namedSeries = std::move(namedSeries)
] mutable

Since promise and namedSeries are rValues, the lambda is not copy constructible, so it can not be passed to a function with parameter type std::function.

For a work-around, I can wrap the lambda parameters in pointers, but that is extra boilerplate.

Is there a better solution? Perhaps a function type that does not require the lambda to be copy-constructible?