feat: ConnectionHandle::release to ignore warning #92
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As described in KDAB#43, you now get a warning if you don't use the ConnectionHandle that is returned by connecting to a signal. But as @lemirep noted, this can be annoying without a proper way to silence the warning. This commit adds a `release` function that can simply be used to ignore the nodiscard warning intentionally. Fix KDAB#43
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As described in #43, you now get a warning if you don't use the
ConnectionHandle that is returned by connecting to a signal.
But as @lemirep noted, this can be annoying without a proper way to
silence the warning.
This commit adds a
releasefunction that can simply be used to ignorethe nodiscard warning intentionally.
Fix #43