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this build will absolutely fail all the time because warnings are fatal :)

but yeah

@GeckoEidechse GeckoEidechse changed the title Warnings Compiler Warnings Jan 21, 2024
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Please do not make warnings fatal by default.
what is and isn't a warning can change a lot between compiler versions causing phantom errors that only appear in the CI but not locally or the other way around.

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honestly i dont think this PR is ever gonna get merged, since it should really get split up into a bunch more PRs, so I think that it's ok to have fatal warnings on this branch specifically, so that it sort of "proves" that i didnt miss any.

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