Use of auto that causes a copy
Unnecessary object copies can affect performance. Using the auto keyword without an & causes a copy.
/data/mci/22bd5cb6273c9c571686198c9f6023af/bazel_cache/3d8c86e2cd3c28a487a62d019e05fed8/execroot/main/src/mongo/s/write_ops/unified_write_executor/write_op_batcher.cpp:128: AUTO_CAUSES_COPY 174833 Using the "auto" keyword without an "&" causes the copy of an object of type "gnu_cxx::_alloc_traits<std::allocator<mongo::ShardEndpoint>, mongo::ShardEndpoint>::value_type".
/data/mci/22bd5cb6273c9c571686198c9f6023af/bazel_cache/3d8c86e2cd3c28a487a62d019e05fed8/execroot/_main/src/mongo/s/write_ops/unified_write_executor/write_op_batcher.cpp:128: AUTO_CAUSES_COPY 174833 The variable "shard" has a non-"const" type, however its value is never changed.