Hi guys > On 21 May 2015, at 20:00, Glenn Adams <gl...@skynav.com> wrote: > > I would prefer no findbugs warnings going into the release. I'm finding > more and more commercial uses of code have policies that require no > findbugs warnings. You can simply add entries to the findbugs-exclude.xml > file to disable the warnings for the release.
I agree with this preference. Adding entries to the exclusion file is OK, but at least, the assessment should be made whether they can/should be fixed right away. BTW - Not sure why some people are still reluctant to use it... It is really only a tiny effort to install that plugin in your IDE of choice. Granted, you will likely get a newer version than 2.0.3, which produces even more warnings --3.0.1 produces 167 on unmodified FOP trunk. If everyone had committed to using it in the past, there would not be 143 warnings to address right before the release... @Simon - To relieve you of some of the burden, I am definitely willing to assist with combing through those. How do I proceed? Do I commit related changes directly to trunk, so that you can merge them into the branch later? KR Andreas
