maven java9 profile:
- use maven-javadoc-plugin version 3.0.0-M1, because versions below 3.0.0 do not work on java 9
- skip maven-coveralls-plugin, because version 4.3.0 does not work on java 9, see https://github.com/trautonen/coveralls-maven-plugin/issues/112
compatibility.
This change duplicates adds some maven-jar-plugin configuration pom.
After we have implemented a solution for this in parent pom, this
confgiruation should be removed.
In order to provide patch for LANG-1110, required dependency on JMH lib.
Current commit add benchmark profile and ability to run JMH based benchmark by
executing "mvn test -P benchmark" command, moreover it's also possible to
specify exact benchmark name by running "mvn test -P benchmark
-Dbenchmark=benchmark.full.class.name".
This patch copies the FindBugs configuration in pom.xml from the
reporting section to the build section so findbugs can be used as part
of the build process (by using the maven goal findbugs:check).
It then adds this goal to the Travis CI build so that FindBugs
becomes part of the CI, and new patches would be prevented from
introducing new FindBugs errors.
This patch enforces the code style defined by the checkstyle checks
to the test files too.
In the cases where it would just add robustness and not improve the
code's readability and maintainability (specifically - the javadoc
checks), those checks are explicitly suppressed.
Currently, checkstyle is only run as part of the reporting phase, and
it's up to the developer to check the report manually.
This patch adds the checkstyle configuration to the build plugins so
it can be used to check the code (as opposed to just generate a
report of the failures) and adds it to Travis CI's configuration so
every new patch will be automatically checked against it.
This patch upgrades maven-checkstyle-plugin to the latest available
version, 2.17.
This is done in order to consume a fix for checkstyle wrongfully
reporting an error if the @return javadoc tag was used in an
annotation type, as it is in Guarded (line 36).
Note that checkstyle has removed the RedundantThrows check (see
discussion at https://github.com/checkstyle/checkstyle/issues/473),
so it was removed from the project's checkstyle.xml configuration.
Fix build on Java 9 Build 157 by adding a java-9 maven profile. This is activated by default on Java 9 and opens up java.base classes for reflection, which makes all unit tests pass.
