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								<p>I am afraid you’ve lost me.  I want the ability to selectively silence warnings. Even better would be the ability to silence warnings within some lexical context.  That is I could do something akin to:</p>
<pre data-code-wrap="elixir"><code class="lang-elixir">#pragma warning:silence W1234

use ModuleThatRaisesW1234
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<p>Obviously pseudocode but I hope you get my point.  That would silence the warning only within a given set of code.  But I can’t even silence a warning globally without some way of specifying which warning I want to silence. I’m asking for some consistent nomeclature for warnings as a first step to allowing developers to silence them.</p> 
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								<p>You’re right about the costs/issues associated with upgrading but since I was asking for a mechanism to identify warnings as a first step toward allowing developers to silence warnings, it still feels as if your point–while certainly valid–has almost nothing to do with what I’m talking about.  Unless I am still misunderstanding you (which is quite possible).</p> 
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