As someone used to tools like IntelliJ for Java and Kotlin, and Clippy for Rust, this is like the most basic kind of warning I can imagine. It blows my mind so

As someone used to tools like IntelliJ for Java and Kotlin, and Clippy for Rust, this is like the most basic kind of warning I can imagine. It blows my mind sometimes what IntelliJ, in particular, catches... like code branches that can never execute due to intricate conditional blocks in the same block of code... forgetting to use a method argument is not even worth a mention :D Look at just how many issues IntelliJ can detect for Java: https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/list-of-java-inspections.html#abstraction-issues https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/list-of-java-inspections...