This is a valid false positive that I also missed. However, it can
actually be very easily ignored by checking if the format string ends in
%pV. There were about 100 cases in my results that match this.
No, it can't be done that way.
$ git grep '%pV\\n"' | wc -l
56
$ git grep '%pV"' | wc -l
146
AFAIK: all of the above are correct as-is.
Yes, I'm saying they are correct too. So the script would very easily
notice this and not produce a warning. The first grep you did already
weren't false positives because they ended in \\n and wouldn't have
produced a warning. A very simple change to my patch ignores the second
group. So what's wrong here?
Logan
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