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Currently we generate an incorrect suggestion for shared/unique pointers to arrays; for instance ([Godbolt](https://godbolt.org/z/Tens1reGP)): ```c++ #include <memory> void test_shared_ptr_to_array() { std::shared_ptr<int[]> i; auto s = sizeof(*i.get()); } ``` ``` <source>:5:20: warning: redundant get() call on smart pointer [readability-redundant-smartptr-get] 5 | auto s = sizeof(*i.get()); | ^~~~~~~ | i 1 warning generated. ``` `sizeof(*i)` is incorrect, though, because the array specialization of `std::shared/unique_ptr` does not have an `operator*()`. Therefore I have disabled this check for smart pointers to arrays for now; future work could, of course, improve on this by suggesting, say, `sizeof(i[0])` in the above example.
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