The description for wxLogWarning() in the method documentation as well as the Logging Overview is
For warnings - they are also normally shown to the user, but don't interrupt the program work.
What does the "also normally" there refers to (probably comparing to some other message type such as wxLogDebug() but missing the context)? As for not interrupting, at least on Windows, warnings are displayed with the modal message dialog...
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Yes, this looks wrong. Maybe the original idea was not to show them modally, but this is definitely not how this was implemented.
We probably should say something like "are still important enough to be shown to the user in a modal dialog but less serious than errors"?
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Closed #25916 as completed via bc41f91.
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