AnalyzerInformation: don't store inline suppressions (Fix #14974: [regression]) - #8797
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There is no situation where a inline suppressed error is needed again. And after loading an analysis we don't know if there were inline suppressions because we don't look at the code again. We have to keep errors that are suppressed otherwise, since command line parameters can change etc., but an inline suppression can not change without changing the file hash which invalidates the cache entry anyways.
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There is no situation where a inline suppressed error is needed again. And after loading an analysis we don't know if there were inline suppressions because we don't look at the code again.
We have to keep errors that are suppressed otherwise, since command line parameters can change etc., but an inline suppression can not change without changing the file hash which invalidates the cache entry anyways.