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Java 9+ Illegal reflective access on java.time.OffsetDateTime #217
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Thanks for letting me know about this! I don't mind the extra issue. However, I still have a lot of things going on so I might not get to it super quickly. (PRs are always welcome though 😉) |
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Add prefab values for other java.time classes
Thanks for the PR! I'll try to squeeze in a release in the next few days. |
Thanks, that would be great 👍 |
Released! 🎉 |
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I stumbled across another instance of #214 and friends for
java.time.OffsetDateTime
😿It looks like most of the
java.time
package has prefab values already (likeLocalDateTime
andZonedDateTime
), but not theOffsetXYZ
variants. Can these be added?Apologies for creating another issue here. I was running things with
--illegal-access=warn
before reporting #214 to try and include everything at once, but either I wasn't usingjava.time.OffsetDateTime
yet at the time or somehow missed it in the output. I was surprised when there were still warnings after pulling in the new 3.0.1 release.What steps will reproduce the problem?
Use EqualsVerifier on a class containing
java.time.OffsetDateTime
.What is the code that triggers this problem?
What error message or stack trace does EqualsVerifier give?
What did you expect?
No compiler warnings emitted
Which version of EqualsVerifier are you using?
3.0.1
Please provide any additional information below.
Running on OpenJDK 11
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