no suitable user-defined conversion from "lambda []()->void" to "std::function<void ()>" existsC/C++(312)

[mconti80]

I'm working in C++ on a MacBook Air M1. After updating to Sequoia 15.3.1, IDE error C/C++(312) appeared on an apparently correct code (it compiles with g++ with no warning.

Here is how it appeared on my project: the following call

inputManager.addKeyPress(0, 0, 0, 0, GLFW_KEY_W, [this]() {
    camera.move(-ds * camera.getUp());
});

on the following method

void addKeyPress(int ctrl, int shift, int alt, int super, int key, std::function<void()> f) {
    int keyCode = computeKey(ctrl, shift, alt, super, key);
    if (keyPressActions.find(keyCode) != keyPressActions.end()) {
        throw std::runtime_error("KeyPress action already exists for this combination.");
    }
    keyPressActions[keyCode] = f;
}

shows the error C/C++(312)

no suitable user-defined conversion from "lambda []()->void" to "std::function<void ()>" existsC/C++(312)` near the `[` of `[this]()`

The red wiggled line shows up under the first "[" of the last argument of method call.

I would appreciate any help.
Thanks.