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I have a node.js project doing speech-to-text transcription with the xenova/transformers models. My project shows a lot of warnings - how do I suppress the warnings to log only errors? I've tried ...
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I would like to avoid CMake's warnings about variables defined on the command line (e.g. -DFOO=BOOL:ON or any value of any other types). In the past, there was a a command-line option, --warn-unused-...
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Context Sometimes, you want to suppress a warning in one specific place, directly in the code, by using annotation @SuppressWarning (I give an example of such cases below). Problem I don't know how to ...
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I work with a platform that heavily uses reflection and code generation to initialize members of certain special types. It looks like this: public class MyGraph : PXGraph<MyGraph> { public ...
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I'm trying to set up an array of functions that takes in functions that need different variables (for example, my_putchar needs a char while my_put_nbr needs an int), so I just decided to define it ...
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I want to use the literal operators introduced in C++17 to create string views. But if I write: #include <string_view> // ... auto name = "John Smith"sv; in my code, compilation ...
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I am generating API documentation using autoapi.extension in Sphinx. It is a large repo, and not all of the doc strings are well formatted and this generates a lot of sphinx docutils warnings. However ...
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What is the correct way to append a path to a variable in a Dockerfile without triggering any warnings, even if the variable is undefined? Suppose I want to append a path to a PATH-like environment ...
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Assume the next scenario: interface FloatObject<V> extends Function<Float, V> { V apply(Float floatObject); default FloatObject<Float, V> x_5() { return aFloatObject -&...
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My project code links against some libraries whose source I don't have. During linking I get: /usr/x86_64-suse-linux/bin/ld:libfoo.a(foo.o): in function `flush': source/readcfg.c:1234:(.text+0xabc): ...
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In a Borland C++Builder non-modern 64bit codebase (bcc64) that I'm working on, a number of class definitions emit the following warning: warning W7041: Interface 'XXX' does not derive from IUnknown. (...
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I have an MLX script in which I am analyzing code written by someone else. I am using this so that I have access to LaTeX snippets as well as the MatLab environment. But, I am also including ...
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I have an ITemplate interface in my project. All interfaces derived from it have names that do not start with I. This causes the InconsistentNaming warning to appear. I want to suppress this warning ...
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How to suppress a single warning e.g. CS1591 for all files in a single folder? e.g I only wont suppress all warnings in folder Areas not in the full project. I have tried: <ItemGroup> <...
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I am trying to solve one for all, this Warning while executing pytests: /usr/local/lib/python3.11/site-packages/httpx/_client.py:680: DeprecationWarning: The 'app' shortcut is now deprecated. Use ...
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