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see https://inside.java/2024/06/18/quality-heads-up/ JDK 23 changes the behavior of annotation processing, and they backported a warning to recent security updates to the JDK 21 line, and this warning if visible to students. the fix is to pass another command line flag to the JVM to restore the previous default behavior. they state that this flag is not expected to be deprecated or removed any time soon.
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LGTM Just run make format to fix the formatting. And just checking, does the warning appear when building from the main Makefile or does gradle do the right thing? |
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oops, I accidentally pushed this branch to master while fixing the formatting. but to answer your question, no, I don't see a similar warning from gradle. |
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see https://inside.java/2024/06/18/quality-heads-up/
JDK 23 changes the behavior of annotation processing, and they backported a warning to recent security updates to the JDK 21 line, and this warning if visible to students. the fix is to pass another command line flag to the JVM to restore the previous default behavior. they state that this flag is not expected to be deprecated or removed any time soon.