Avoid warning about indexing primitive types

[geoand]

See: https://quarkusio.zulipchat.com/#narrow/stream/187030-users/topic/Failed.20to.20index.20byte.20-.201.2E12.2E0.2EFinal.20and.20smallrye-openapi/near/228152783

[mkouba]

So in general I believe that an extension should not even try to index a primitive type. It's easy to check a org.jboss.jandex.Type or even DotName and skip indexing for a primitive type.

[gastaldi]

That makes sense

[geoand]

So in general I believe that an extension should not even try to index a primitive type. It's easy to check a org.jboss.jandex.Type or even DotName and skip indexing for a primitive type.

I completely agree. The issue is that ATM, I don't know which extension is causing the problem

[mkouba]

So in general I believe that an extension should not even try to index a primitive type. It's easy to check a org.jboss.jandex.Type or even DotName and skip indexing for a primitive type.

I completely agree. The issue is that ATM, I don't know which extension is causing the problem

Ok. Pls move the logic into the io.quarkus.arc.processor.Types.

CC @manovotn

[geoand]

Done

[gastaldi]

So in general I believe that an extension should not even try to index a primitive type. It's easy to check a org.jboss.jandex.Type or even DotName and skip indexing for a primitive type.

I completely agree. The issue is that ATM, I don't know which extension is causing the problem

In the zulip chat it is mentioned that the error goes away when the openapi extension is removed, maybe that's a clue

[geoand]

So in general I believe that an extension should not even try to index a primitive type. It's easy to check a org.jboss.jandex.Type or even DotName and skip indexing for a primitive type.

I completely agree. The issue is that ATM, I don't know which extension is causing the problem

In the zulip chat it is mentioned that the error goes away when the openapi extension is removed, maybe that's a clue

Yeah, I took a quick look but I don't see anywhere in Quarkus where that is used.
My guess is that smallrye-openapi uses the index in its code and does not check for primitives

[manovotn]

Looks good, this should do the trick.

[gastaldi]

So in general I believe that an extension should not even try to index a primitive type. It's easy to check a org.jboss.jandex.Type or even DotName and skip indexing for a primitive type.

I completely agree. The issue is that ATM, I don't know which extension is causing the problem

In the zulip chat it is mentioned that the error goes away when the openapi extension is removed, maybe that's a clue

Yeah, I took a quick look but I don't see anywhere in Quarkus where that is used.
My guess is that smallrye-openapi uses the index in its code and does not check for primitives

Maybe @phillip-kruger knows?

[gsmet]

Rebased to get a CI fix.

[geoand]

Thanks!