Warnings are just noise, so there's no point in printing them--they will be ignored (maybe not when there is a singular warning, but if warnings are allowed to accumulate beyond some manageable threshold). If a warning is worth printing, it should be treated as an error, and if you treat it as an error, you now are "strict" by definition.
Warnings are just noise, so there's no point in printing them--they will be ignored (maybe not when there is a singular warning, but if warnings are allowed to accumulate beyond some manageable threshold). If a warning is worth printing, it should be treated as an error, and if you treat it as an error, you now are "strict" by definition.