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I strongly disagree with this.

Don't silence the messenger. Leave warnings and debugging on. Actively clean up warnings so that you don't have any spurious warnings. Monitor what remains.

You'll find that a significant fraction of the time the warnings you get will point to bugs that slipped past development and QA. Often enough to justify the rest of the work.

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