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Task
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Resolution: Fixed
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P3: Somewhat important
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Description
Most messages from CodeChecker that land in its Teams channel are about std::move() being applied in generated code where it has no effect. It is harmless for the generated code to include the no-op std::move() and adapting the generators to work round this warning does not look like a constructive use of developer time. Can we filter out these warnings, at least from the Teams channel ?
As it stands, these messages hide others and put readers off bothering to check for real issues – the usual problems with attention exhaustion – so they cause issues that may matter to escape attention.
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Issue Links
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QTBUG-115110 .rcc/qmlcache/ generated code is too liberal in its use of std::move()
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