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IGNITE-29122 Fix javac and javadoc warnings in the build log - #13671
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Possible compatibility issues. Please, check rolling upgrade casesThis PR modifies protected classes (with Order annotation). Affected files:
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Five public API members documented as deprecated get the missing
@Deprecatedannotation, so users see the warning the javadoc promises;getTracingSpi()is marked for removal like its setter. A test method and two private constants carried a@deprecatedtag by mistake and now have plain comments.Varargs calls with a bare
nullor an array of a different type are made explicit. Where the callee treatsnulland an empty array the same, the argument is dropped; otherwise the cast states the intent. No behavior changes.Unescaped
<and&in javadoc are wrapped in{@code}or escaped in code samples, and two ASCII diagrams are wrapped in<pre>{@code}so the generated HTML stops being broken. The per-module javadoc caps its output at a hundred warnings, so a few sites surfaced only after the first ones were fixed.The
licensesprofile no longer logs an Ant exception with a stack trace for the five modules with thepompackaging, where the generated licenses file never exists; a genuine failure of the move now fails the build instead of being swallowed.