Closed MikeSchulze closed 1 week ago
If the default settings for warnings are changed to a more detailed level, many warnings are displayed.
But we have to deactivate it in the end, because the fluent style of the asserts leads to many of these warnings. Unfortunately, setting the annotation @warning_ignore(“return_value_discarded”) at class level in the test still doesn't work.
@warning_ignore(“return_value_discarded”)
Why
If the default settings for warnings are changed to a more detailed level, many warnings are displayed.
What
But we have to deactivate it in the end, because the fluent style of the asserts leads to many of these warnings. Unfortunately, setting the annotation
@warning_ignore(“return_value_discarded”)at class level in the test still doesn't work.