Usage of non-initialized field '_bar'

[summer iron]

I've been trying to figure out why my inspector tells me "Usage of non-initialized field '_bar' when called from function 'create'" . I use a factory pattern a lot in my current project and never had this issue pop up and so I am confused if the inspector (which to my knowledge never reported false warnings so far) is wrong or am I not seeing an issue here?

Was able to reduce the issue down to this example:

struct Bar {};

class Foo
{
public:
    static auto create(Bar bar) -> Foo
    {
        return Foo { bar };
    }

private:
    Bar _bar; // Usage of non-initialized field '_bar' when called from function 'create'

    explicit Foo(Bar bar) : _bar(bar) {}
};

update: adding a custom move constructor removes the warning. Now I am even more confused

[shy garden]

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[sullen phoenix]

If this is your exact code, looks like a false positive

[summer iron]

aight thanks

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