The new command-line argument -AwarnRedundantAnnotations warns about redundant annotations. With this flag, a warning is issued if an explicitly written annotation on a type is the same as the default annotation. This feature does not warn about all redundant annotations, only some.
The Value Checker is cognizant of signedness annotations. This eliminates some false positive warnings.
Implementation details:
The Checker Framework no longer builds under JDK 8. However, you can still run the Checker Framework under JDK 8.
Fixed a bug in the Nullness Checker where a call to a side-effecting method did not make some formal parameters possibly-null. The Nullness Checker is likely to issue more warnings for your code. For ways to eliminate the new warnings, see https://checkerframework.org/manual/#type-refinement-side-effects .
If you supply the -AinvocationPreservesArgumentNullness command-line option, the Nullness Checker unsoundly assumes that arguments passed to non-null parameters in an invocation remain non-null after the invocation. This assumption is unsound in general, but it holds for most code.
Implementation details:
Moved TreeUtils.isAutoGeneratedRecordMember(Element) to ElementUtils.
Renamed TreeUtils.instanceOfGetPattern() to TreeUtils.instanceOfTreeGetPattern().
Deprecated AnnotatedTypes#isExplicitlySuperBounded and AnnotatedTypes#isExplicitlyExtendsBounded because they are duplicates of #hasExplicitSuperBound and #hasExplicitExtendsBound.
Checker Framework 3.31.0
Version 3.31.0 (February 17, 2023)
User-visible changes:
Command-line argument -AshowPrefixInWarningMessages puts the checker name on the first line of each warning and error message.
Signedness Checker changes:
Cast expressions are not subject to type refinement. When a programmer writes a cast such as (@Signed int) 2, it is not refined to @SignednessGlb and cannot be used in an unsigned context.
When incompatible arguments are passed to @PolySigned formal parameters, the error is expressed in terms of @SignednessBottom rather than the greatest lower bound of the argument types.
The new command-line argument -AwarnRedundantAnnotations warns about redundant
annotations. With this flag, a warning is issued if an explicitly written
annotation on a type is the same as the default annotation. This feature does
not warn about all redundant annotations, only some.
The Value Checker is cognizant of signedness annotations. This eliminates some
false positive warnings.
Implementation details:
The Checker Framework no longer builds under JDK 8.
However, you can still run the Checker Framework under JDK 8.
Fixed a bug in the Nullness Checker where a call to a side-effecting method did
not make some formal parameters possibly-null. The Nullness Checker is likely
to issue more warnings for your code. For ways to eliminate the new warnings,
see https://checkerframework.org/manual/#type-refinement-side-effects .
If you supply the -AinvocationPreservesArgumentNullness command-line
option, the Nullness Checker unsoundly assumes that arguments passed to
non-null parameters in an invocation remain non-null after the invocation.
This assumption is unsound in general, but it holds for most code.
Implementation details:
Moved TreeUtils.isAutoGeneratedRecordMember(Element) to ElementUtils.
Renamed TreeUtils.instanceOfGetPattern() to TreeUtils.instanceOfTreeGetPattern().
Deprecated AnnotatedTypes#isExplicitlySuperBounded and AnnotatedTypes#isExplicitlyExtendsBounded
because they are duplicates of #hasExplicitSuperBound and #hasExplicitExtendsBound.
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