Hi,
I have no answer to your question, but for the UIMA Ruta javadocs built with Java 8 I had to fix some javadocs in the source code which were causing build errors. The warnings did not stop the build process. Best, Peter Am 08.11.2016 um 22:08 schrieb Marshall Schor: > Hi, > > As I try and build projects for UIMA V3, I have the behavior that if I don't > get > the javadocs to pass the Java 8 checks (that produce WARNINGS), the javadoc > generation step "fails" and the build stops. > > If I try the same thing on the trunk code, temporarily changing the > source/target levels to 8, and then purposely introducing a java doc mistake > (e.g. a @return with no description) into a project like "jvinci", and then > building with -Papache-release (which causes the javadocs to built), the > behavior is that the javadoc processing produces the same WARNINGs, but the > javadoc generation step does *not* fail, and the build continues. > > I've run both of these builds side by side, captured the console outputs, > running in maven -X (debug) mode, and can't see what the difference is that's > causing one to stop the build, and the other one to continue. > > Any ideas? > > If I recall correctly, some time ago, when I started using Java 8 for builds, > I > saw the Javadoc issues, and they would stop the build. But after some change > (?) the build didn't stop... > > -Marshall >
