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The release of the GOFF java provider did not succeed because of the javadoc generation.
See https://github.com/open-feature/java-sdk-contrib/actions/runs/17834482866/job/50708225137

I've spotted some configuration in the pom.xml excluding some GOFF files (not sure why).
In this PR we remove the exclusions.

Those exclusion have been introduced in this PR #1387 and I don't really understand the reason why.
@aepfli if you can help me to understand this would be really great.

Signed-off-by: Thomas Poignant <thomas.poignant@gofeatureflag.org>
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This pull request aims to resolve a critical issue preventing the release of the GOFF Java provider by adjusting the Javadoc generation configuration within the pom.xml. It removes previously added exclusions for certain files and packages, which were inadvertently causing build failures during the Javadoc phase. The primary goal is to enable successful Javadoc generation and unblock the release pipeline.

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  • Javadoc Configuration Update: The pom.xml file has been modified to remove specific file and package exclusions from the Javadoc generation process.
  • Release Blocking Fix: This change directly addresses an issue where Javadoc generation failures were preventing the successful release of the GOFF Java provider.
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This pull request aims to fix a Javadoc generation failure by removing exclusions for the go-feature-flag provider in the pom.xml. The change correctly removes the <sourceFileExcludes> and cleans up the <excludePackageNames> to include previously ignored files in the Javadoc process. This is a direct and reasonable approach to resolve the build issue and increase documentation coverage. The changes in the pom.xml are correct and well-formed.

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aepfli commented Sep 18, 2025

@thomaspoignant i think we have to look further back, because this configuration was already in place when i did the other pr - it was just moved. it was introduced in #111 but as this happened in 2022 i think nobody know why anymore :D Maybe @toddbaert knows why

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Yes this was a long time ago.
I will merge this one tomorrow and try to relaunch the release.

@thomaspoignant thomaspoignant merged commit 7a3a8f4 into main Sep 19, 2025
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@thomaspoignant thomaspoignant deleted the fix-javadoc-goff branch September 19, 2025 07:03
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it was introduced in #111 but as this happened in 2022

BTW @aepfli I felt old reading that the initial provider has more than 3 years 😅

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