On Click - do nothing causes warnings that do not make sense and I do not want.. (9.24.10)

Hi all,

We have a policy within my company to not commit anything with warnings. A good practice, yet, there are multiple widgets that have the 'On click' property giving a warning when set to 'do nothing' forcing me to do work arounds to get rid of them.

I get why you would give such a warning for a 'button' since they are widgets that require an on click action, but I don't see why I absolutely have to set an 'On Click' event on for example the 'progress bar' and 'badge' widgets.

To prevent warnings I now have to call a 'DoNothing' nanoflow and use custom CSS styling to remove the cursor pointer since it now adds a class 'clickable'. Why can't 'Do Nothing' just be OK?

The way I see it, there are two solutions:

• Remove this annoying warning for certain widgets
• Make setting 'On click' to 'Do Nothing' a conscious action instead of the default and only give a warning the user hasn't set anything at all. 

Anyone else having issues with this?