Static analysis tools tend to get run on the kernel quite often and make for fantastic starting contributions. The issue is, as mentioned, there's a lot of fal

Static analysis tools tend to get run on the kernel quite often and make for fantastic starting contributions. The issue is, as mentioned, there's a lot of false positives and often times that's not really clear. You need a ton of domain knowledge to figure out if some warnings are actually bugs or not. It would be cool if there was a single place that stored upstream warnings, be that from compilers on various architectures or from various static analysis tools like sparse, where maintainers/experienced contributors could help flag what is a bug, what isn't a bug, and what requires further investigation. Would probably reduce a ton of duplicated effort.