They're CodeQL warnings. On GitHub. They don't happen during development. Nothing is telling you to have to have Warnings dialed up to 11 when coding. But at l

They're CodeQL warnings. On GitHub. They don't happen during development. Nothing is telling you to have to have Warnings dialed up to 11 when coding. But at least have the courtesy to run them on your draft PR (if manual runs are needed) or make them part of the build process. Warnings are there because many people got bit in the rear by them. Warnings tell you places where you're not explicit. Explicitness is good. But when and where you go through the warnings is up to you. As long as you do it before other people review the code.