wrong "Remove unnecessary suppression" warning

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VS 2022 shows 2 contradicting warnings.

First, VS wants me to convert an if statement into a conditional expression.

I don't want to do that, because I feel the if statement is better readable. So I added "#pragma warning disable IDE0046 // Convert to conditional expression":

public static string? GetFrameWorkElementName(FrameworkElement frameworkElement) {
  if (! IsTracingOn) return null;

#pragma warning disable IDE0046 // Convert to conditional expression
  if (frameworkElement is ITraceName iTraceName && iTraceName.TraceName!=null && iTraceName.TraceName.Length>0) {
  #pragma warning restore IDE0046
    return iTraceName.TraceName;
  }

return frameworkElement.Name!=null && frameworkElement.Name.Length>0 ? frameworkElement.Name : 
    frameworkElement.GetType(). ToString();
}

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The lightbulb displays 2 contradicting warnings:

1. Use conditional expression for return (IDE0046)
2. Remove unnecessary suppression (IDE0079)

However, they contradict each other, not both can be true at the same time !!!!!!!!!!!!!

I like that VS tries to tell me there might be a problem. But there MUST be a way to tell VS that at this place it is not a problem and VS needs to stop warning me here. My goal is to have 0 warnings. If I have some untrue warnings here and there, the warnings become useless, because I can no longer easily see that all warnings are resolved.

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Original Comments

Feedback Bot on 2/28/2022, 01:44 AM:

Feedback Bot on 2/28/2022, 00:24 PM:

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