When using the plugin together with cppcheck-premium, the default is that the cppcheck returns an error code for some checks. I had to set --premium=safety-off as argument. Maybe this should be set by default. Since the plugin does not work with the default. The plugin already sets some other flags by default. It was really hard to find the root-cause. Had to make use of AI.
When using the plugin together with cppcheck-premium, the default is that the cppcheck returns an error code for some checks. I had to set --premium=safety-off as argument. Maybe this should be set by default. Since the plugin does not work with the default. The plugin already sets some other flags by default. It was really hard to find the root-cause. Had to make use of AI.