Visual Studio has many useful code analysis suggestions (I’m using VS2022). But sometimes I should not follow the suggestion and would like to suppress it, in certain places. As a contrived example:

class FooContainer
{
    Foo* foo;
public:
    const Foo* GetFoo() const { return foo; } //OK
    Foo* GetFoo() { return foo; } //Suggestion: The member function can be made const
}

Here I don’t want to break const correctness by allowing nonconst access to a Foo through a const FooContainer. It seems like the suggestion is here because the function does not modify the FooContainer so, from the compiler’s perspective, it could be const. But logically, this function should not be const.

I don’t want to turn off this warning everywhere, but for this specific function I would like to turn it off. Is there a way?