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Hey no problem, just add -Werror to your compiler flags (C/C++/Java) or '<TreatWarningsAsErrors>true</TreatWarningsAsErrors>' to your csproj (C#).
by _sh 8y ago
Hey no problem, just add -Werror to your compiler flags (C/C++/Java) or '<TreatWarningsAsErrors>true</TreatWarningsAsErrors>' to your csproj (C#).
- kiallmacinnes 8y agoThis! Treat every warning as a failure, ideally in your CI system so people can't forget, and this problem (ignoring warnings..) goes away. You will have a better, more reliable, and safer codebase once you clean up the legacy mess and turn this on..
- acomjean 8y agoI agree. Having worked in a project with warnings as errors on (c++) I found it annoying at first but it made me a better coder in the long run. Plus you get out of the habit of not reading output from the compiler because there are so many warnings...