I have many templates in my project. Everything is running fine but I've been getting this warning many times for a long time now. Should I keep ignoring it or should I use #pragma warning(disable : 4199)
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Ok Thanks to Simon and Raymond's article I was able to solve it. I no more have that warning anywhere in my code. Just added the command as the article describes at it's very bottom.
Here's an image of where exactly I added the command for those like me that might have trouble finding it.