Bring back pattern match exhaustivity checking for macros #22622
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Also move the -Werror reporting until after the suspended warning reporting - this was needed for the added test to work (as previously the compilation would not error out even if -Werror was used).
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@dwijnand Is that something we can do? I saw that the changes in 4f22672 were intentional. Unlike reachability, it's easy enough to suppress exhaustivity checks on the user side in macros (and, if left disabled in the compiler, implementing those checks on the user side seems difficult). What do you think? |
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Also move the
-Werrorreporting until after the suspended warning reporting - this was needed for the added test to work (as previously the compilation would not error out even if-Werrorwas used).Fixes #22212