Build: add MIMA exclusions to by-pass known false-positive #63
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The build for the versions 5.2.0 has been failing because of a bug in lightbend-labs/mima#432. To avoid falling into that bug, we add exclusion filters.
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In my eyes it's not a "bug in MiMa"... It's a bug fix in the compiler that MiMa doesn't have custom logic (i.e. an enhancement, in my eyes). MiMa's new (Actually... maybe we should change the default behaviour...) |
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The build for the versions 5.2.0 has been failing because of a
bugcase of false positives in MIMA, caused by a bug in the Scala compiler having been fixed between two different versions, as described in lightbend-labs/mima#423.To silence those false positives, we add exclusion filters.