"QString::contains: invalid QRegularExpression object" should debug you the invalid pattern associated

Reopening, see comments:

Namely, that QT_FATAL_WARNINGS=1 is not a perfect solution, because other warnings which were not important (the task associated was not impeded), but are annoying to fix (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46616685/qt-network-ssl-qsslsocket-cannot-resolve-sslv2-client-method – No solution!) are now halting my program before I can actually run the code which is actually impeding my progress, namely the invalid regular expression.

QT_FATAL_WARNINGS=5 will stop on the fifth error. Thanks for correcting me.  

Original Message:

This debug message:

QString::contains: invalid QRegularExpression object

Should offer the additional information as to what pattern is actually failing the validity check. 

The reason why this is useful in my case, is that I use thousands of regular expressions, and I do not use validity (re.isValid()) checks if I know my patterns will be constant (as in, program in once, no further variability). Thus when I have to debug, I have to more or less start putting in random breakpoints to track down the concerning pattern. 

Knowing what pattern is actually failing would save me a ton of time.