Allow non-default errorprone fixes to be applied from the command line #1109
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You may apply specific error-prone refactors including those which are not enabled by default by providing a comma delimited list of check names to the `-PerrorProneApply` option. ```bash ./gradlew compileJava compileTestJava -PerrorProneApply=PreferAssertj ``` In an interal project we have used a similar flag to test refactors prior to rollout, and I have wished that it was available to help with Assertj rollout to avoid temporarily modifying gradle configurations.
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Before this PR
In an internal project we have used a similar flag to test refactors
prior to rollout, and I have wished that it was available to help
with Assertj rollout to avoid temporarily modifying gradle
configurations.
After this PR
==COMMIT_MSG==
You may apply specific error-prone refactors including those which are
not enabled by default by providing a comma delimited list of check
names to the
-PerrorProneApplyoption.==COMMIT_MSG==