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Run a typical OpenDaylight SDN application such as netvirt without requiring the Apache Karaf OSGi runtime container.
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Bump classgraph from 4.2.12 to 4.4.2 #53

Closed dependabot-preview[bot] closed 6 years ago

dependabot-preview[bot] commented 6 years ago

Bumps classgraph from 4.2.12 to 4.4.2.

Release notes *Sourced from [classgraph's releases](https://github.com/classgraph/classgraph/releases).* > ## classgraph-4.4.2 > Fix an exception when verbose logging (or calling `toString()` on) methods of anonymous inner classes that have both varargs constructors and captured variables ([#260](https://github-redirect.dependabot.com/classgraph/classgraph/issues/260)). > > ## classgraph-4.4.1 > Fix to previous release to allow dynamically instantiated `Annotation` objects to be used after the `ScanResult` is closed. > > ## classgraph-4.4.0 > ### Added support for instantiating annotation instances > > Added method **`AnnotationInfo#loadClassAndInstantiate()`** that loads the class returned by `AnnotationInfo#.getClassInfo()`, and then returns an `Annotation` instance that can be cast to the specific annotation type represented by the `AnnotationInfo` object. > > **This method call makes annotations significantly easier to work with** (assuming you don't mind calling the classloader to load the annotation class and any classes in the annotation parameter values), since you can just call the methods of the returned `Annotation` instance directly once you have cast it to the correct annotation type. > > This method is implemented by dynamically instantiating an `InvocationHandler` that emulates the annotation class for the specific annotation instance represented by the `AnnotationInfo` object. The `InvocationHandler` retrieves annotation parameters from the `AnnotationInfo` object, overriding any annotation default parameter values with instance-specific values. (An `InvocationHandler` is needed because annotations can't be directly instantiated.) > > ### Changed `AnnotationParameterValue#getValue()` to return primitive arrays where possible > > Changed `AnnotationParameterValue#getValue()` to return primitive- and String-typed arrays (e.g. `int[]`, 'String[]`, etc.) for primitive-array-typed annotation parameter values, rather than `Object[]` arrays of boxed types or Strings. This brings the `AnnotationParameterValue` API more in line with the standard Java `Annotation` API. > > (This method still returns all values cast as Object, since there can be many different return types.) > > This is a breaking change for `AnnotationParameterValue#getValue()`, hence the version bump to 4.4.x. > > ## classgraph-4.3.1 > One fix for the new `AnnotationParameterValueList` class in the previous release: make `AnnotationParameterValueList#get(String paramName)` return `AnnotationParameterValue#getValue()`, not the `AnnotationParameterValue` itself. > > ## classgraph-4.3.0 > Small API changes (hence version bump to 4.3.x) that should not affect most users; a bugfix for annotation default parameter values. > > ### API changes: > > * `List` (returned by `AnnotationInfo#getParameterValues()` and `AnnotationInfo#getDefaultParameterValues()`) has been replaced with a new class `AnnotationParameterValueList` (extends `List` with some convenience methods, similar to the other `*List` classes). In particular the following methods will cut down on boilerplate code when dealing with annotation parameter values: > * `.get(String parameterName)` returns the parameter value with the given name. > * `.asMap()` returns all the annotation parameters as a map from name to value. > * Removed deprecated methods `.getDefiningClassName()` and `.getDefiningClassInfo()` from `MethodInfo` and `FieldInfo` classes. (Instead use `.getClassInfo().getName()` and `.getClassInfo()` respectively.) > * `Resource#toString()` now returns the `URL` of the `Resource`, rather than a custom-formatted string. > > ### Bugfix: > > * If an annotation definition contained multiple parameters, and more than one of them had a default value, all but the last default value was being dropped. This is now fixed so all default values are read.
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dependabot-preview[bot] commented 6 years ago

Superseded by #54.