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Enabled java9+ compatibility #91

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  • SignatureChecker: upgraded from ASM5 to ASM7
  • ClassFileVisitor: added ability to process Paths (nedded for "jrt:/modules")
  • SignatureBuilder: added java version switch (<=8 / >=9) and implemented signature creation for java 9+

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Enabled java9+ compatibility
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- SignatureChecker: upgraded from ASM5 to ASM7
- ClassFileVisitor: added ability to process Paths (nedded for "jrt:/modules")
- SignatureBuilder: added java version switch (<=8 / >=9) and implemented signature creation for java 9+
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olamy commented Aug 19, 2020

@Finomosec thanks for the pr. There is build failure with travix. Can you reproduce or any idea on it?
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@olamy olamy merged commit 6dec113 into mojohaus:master Aug 25, 2020
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animal-sniffer/src/main/java/org/codehaus/mojo/animal_sniffer/ClassFileVisitor.java
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public FileVisitResult visitFile(Path file, BasicFileAttributes attrs) throws IOException {
if (file.getFileName().toString().endsWith(".class")) {
process(file.toString(), Files.newInputStream(file));
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The InputStream created by Files.newInputStream(...) has to be closed again because it looks like the process(...) method does not do that.

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It appears the order in which Files.walkFileTree(...) processes files within a directory is not defined. This might be problematic because enclosing classes have to be processed before nested classes. Otherwise a nested class is processed and forbidden API usage is detected despite the enclosing class being annotated.

Maybe a solution to this would be to create a SortedSet in FileVisitor.preVisitDirectory(...) to which all file paths of that directory are added and then only in FileVisitor.postVisitDirectory(...) process the files.

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timja commented Dec 13, 2020

@olamy do you plan to release this? ❤️

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Fix "NestMember requires ASM7" (#135)
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Fixes #134

I saw the above error when building a work project that uses animal-sniffer. That work project uses JDK 11 but compiles some modules for JDK 8 and uses animal-sniffer to verify correct JDK 8 api usage. I grepped the animal-sniffer code and found one remaining occurrence of ASM5. After Replacing it with ASM7, and doing a local `mvn clean install` on animal-sniffer, my work project built correctly.

Related to this PR: #91
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cowwoc commented Dec 31, 2020

It appears the order in which Files.walkFileTree(...) processes files within a directory is not defined. This might be problematic because enclosing classes have to be processed before nested classes. Otherwise a nested class is processed and forbidden API usage is detected despite the enclosing class being annotated.

Maybe a solution to this would be to create a SortedSet in FileVisitor.preVisitDirectory(...) to which all file paths of that directory are added and then only in FileVisitor.postVisitDirectory(...) process the files.

@Finomosec any chance you could address these concerns?

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Finomosec commented Jan 2, 2021 •
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@Finomosec any chance you could address these concerns?

Yes, i will look into this.
How can i robustly identify nested classes from their file name?
Do they always contain a $ in their name?

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Do they always contain a $ in their name?

It should be safe to assume this (at least for Java), see JLS § 13.1 which says:

The binary name of a member type (§8.5, §9.5) consists of the binary name of its immediately enclosing type, followed by $, followed by the simple name of the member.

So the solution proposed above should work; it might not even require a custom comparator when using the SortedSet. (Feel free to implement the solution as proposed; or please let me know if I should try implementing the solution).

Could you then please also address #91 (comment)?

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Finomosec commented Jan 19, 2021 •
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Here is the new PR to fix this + I also fixed org.codehaus.mojo.animal_sniffer.Main to support Java 7+ and URIs like jrt:/modules: #139

@cowwoc Can you confirm the fix worked as expected?

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cowwoc commented Jan 24, 2021

@Marcono1234 can you please verify @Finomosec's new PR since you raised these concerns?

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@cowwoc, I think these changes should work. I have added some minor review comments.

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