There's never a place where RVO could occur where `return std::move(...)` is a sensible thing to write, so it's not actually a problem in practice. If you're re

There's never a place where RVO could occur where `return std::move(...)` is a sensible thing to write, so it's not actually a problem in practice. If you're returning a local you don't have to explicitly move from it, and if you're returning a global or member variable RVO can't occur.