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[WIP] Java 11 upgrade #391

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Notes about the upgrade

  • ClassLoader can no longer be cast to URLClassLoader. This was never an intended feature in Java apparently, and was just an implementation detail, which is why although Java 9 is described as "backwards compatible", this was a breaking change. Luckily the only place where we used it, it wasn't necessary.
  • We're getting warnings about illegal reflective access now, some important notes:
    • "The first reflective-access operation to any such package causes a warning to be issued, but no warnings are issued after that point."
      This means I don't have a good sense of how widespread this issue is in our codebase, but I know we use reflection quite a bit, so it would make sense that this is a large issue
    • "This warning cannot be suppressed."
    • "All illegal access operations will be denied in a future release"

TODO:

  • Fix remaining test failure (currently only one left)
  • Fix Javadocs (currently disabled)

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Gradle, spotless plugin, and java upgrade.
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various library updates
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Parameters update
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gradle change
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Merge branch 'develop' into feature/CON-631
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Changed way we retrieved the class path, more details below
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The old way we retrieved the classpath wasn't ever supported by Java, it was an implementation detail on the JVM that got removed in Java 9, even though Java 9 was "backwards compatible", it broke code that wasn't officially supported.
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Changed some details about fork, details below
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- Used local variable type inference
- Made use of final consistent
- JavaApp already had a constructor that takes just the sourcecode and manages getting the classpath
- Used Java 8+ lambda syntax over new Runnable() { ..run } syntax
- Made variables more understandable. They were lacking context before that took a little too long to figure out on the first read, i.e:
    - is input the filepath or the data that'll go in the file?
    - is output the filepath or the data that'll go in the file?
    - is source the filepath or the data that'll go in the file?
the answer was different for each of these but nothing about their names or type signified this, so I changed them. 
Also "ret" isn't a good name.
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Tylerwbrown commented Aug 2, 2019 •
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I don't believe that Javadocs are functional in the current version of Gradle + Java 11.

The issue is detailed in the following spots:

@jtnelson if you could take a look it'd be appreciated, hopefully I'm missing something.

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