How can I differentiate a warning in the Polystat and a warning in a test case?

[APotyomkin]

The warning about an error in Polystat looks this way:

RESULT BY AnOdin:
	Odin is not able to analyze the code, due to:
	Decoration used by object test is not supported.
	Only the following types of decoration is supported:
	  - base > @
	  - base attr1 ... attrN > @

The warning about an error in a test case looks this way:

RESULT BY AnOdin:
	Method `test.n` is mutually recursive with method `base.m` through the following possible code path:
	test.n -> base.m -> test.n

How can I differentiate these two warnings?
Is it possible to add some sign that a warning is related to Polystat, but not with a test case?

[yegor256]

@APotyomkin it's a bug inside ODIN module. It has to throw an exception in this case, not return a normal analysis result

[fizruk]

@APotyomkin This should be fixed soon, once Maven processes the latest release of odin (we have just released v0.2.0) and polystat is properly updated.

@nikololiahim @Leosimetti Please report back, once everything is ready.

[nikololiahim]

@fizruk @APotyomkin odin v0.2.1 is available on Maven Central! It should fix this issue by turning the errors during the analysis into runtime exceptions.

[APotyomkin]

@nikololiahim @fizruk yeap, now it is possible to differentiate, thanks.