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Is there a compiler setting that can warn about these? Currently I’m reviewing code and putting in #warning don't use error:nil whenever I see them.
(I know it’s sometimes appropriate to do, but maybe there is a better way to have the compiler check sloppy error handling?)
No, since error:nil is completely legal and totally legit (as you even say), there is no way for the compiler to check it.