UnusedException: consistent with UnnamedVariable #5459
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A false positive `UnusedException` can be suppressed by naming the caught exception `/unused.*/`. `UnnamedVariable`, in the meantime, wants deliberately unused variables to be unnamed with the Java 22 `_` character, putting the two checks at odds. Teach `UnusedException` to also accept `_` as a suppression mechanism.
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A false positive
UnusedExceptioncan be suppressed by naming the caught exception/unused.*/. The recently addedUnnamedVariable, in the meantime, wants deliberately unused variables to be unnamed with the Java 22_character, putting the two checks at odds. TeachUnusedExceptionto also accept_as a suppression mechanism.