Comment by rfc3092
performance-noexcept-move-constructor is great but it also complains about move assignment operators, which are completely different beasts and are practically impossible to make noexcept if your destructors throw.
performance-noexcept-move-constructor is great but it also complains about move assignment operators, which are completely different beasts and are practically impossible to make noexcept if your destructors throw.
Throwing destructors will generally end in termination of the program if they are used as class members. Types like scope_exit are fine, but anywhere else will probably have noexcept(true) on it's destructor.
If that's the issue you're facing, consider clang-query, e.g.: https://godbolt.org/z/bfG94qGan
You can put extra constraints on the caller if you'd like (e.g., isInStdNamespace()), though it's less trivial. Happy to help write something if you have a precise idea of what you want to match.