Kotlin: suppress warning for function starting with uppercase letter

Question

The Kotlin guide on coding conventions says factory functions may start with an uppercase letter,

Exception: factory functions used to create instances of classes can have the same name as the class being created:

    abstract class Foo { ... }

    class FooImpl : Foo { ... }

    fun Foo(): Foo { return FooImpl(...) }

The code inspector in android studio did not get the memo, however; it complains about the upcase letter. I realize I can go into settings and modify the rule, but (1) I don't want to make that global change, and (2) I don't want other people using my code to get the warning. I just wish to suppress the warning coming from this one line with a @Suppress directive (or some other way).

And I can't seem to find a list of all @Suppress directives -- where is it?

And where do I file a bug report for this?

Answer 1

To suppress any warning in Kotlin, press Alt-Enter, then the right arrow key and select the suppress action from the context menu, as shown on the attached screenshot.

The issue for this problem has already been filed.