Disable "Suppress nullable warning with '!'" context action

Hello Andrew,

Sorry for the delayed response.

Could you please provide a code sample where the specified quick-fix appears?

Most probably, it's caused by compiler warning that cannot be disabled through ReSharper options. You can disable it by Alt+Enter | Compiler warning | Disable with #pragma.

Thank you.

Hi,

The following code causes the Quick Fix to be suggested:

#nullable enable

namespace ResharperSuppressNullableWarning
{
  class Program
  {
    static void Main(string[] args)
    {
      object obj = null;
    }
  }
}

I want to disable the Quick Fix as I would like people to fix the issue that causes the warning (i.e. handle nulls appropriately), not suppress it. Disabling the warning through other means defeats this purpose.

Regards,

Andrew

Thank you for the reply, Andrew.

So as it's compiler warning there's no option to change severity level for this inspection.

Could you please specify why you don't consider applying quick-fix for fixing the issue instead of disabling it?

Thank you.

Hi,

My problem is that the quick fix (suppressing the warning) is rarely the best way to fix the issue. When that "fix" is so easily available developers are likely to just apply it instead of properly handling the potential null value. The ! operator should be used with extreme caution as you are telling the compiler that you know, in all circumstances, that value will never be null.

Within a couple of days of enabling nullable reference types in a project a NullReferenceException bug was introduced because of a developer applying this "fix" when it wasn't appropriate.

Hence the need to disable this quick fix.

Regards,

Andrew

Hi,

Is there any update on how this Quick Fix can be disabled?

Or maybe a way to disable all Suppression "fixes".

Cheers,

Andrew