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Add deprecated to extension status note #26899

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Also fix the Extension status URL

@gastaldi gastaldi requested a review from gsmet July 22, 2022 23:15
@gastaldi gastaldi changed the title Add deprecated to extension status FAQ Add deprecated to extension status note Jul 22, 2022
Also fix the Extension status URL
@gsmet gsmet merged commit 2e5ccaf into quarkusio:main Jul 23, 2022
@quarkus-bot quarkus-bot bot added this to the 2.12 - main milestone Jul 23, 2022
@gastaldi gastaldi deleted the statuses branch July 23, 2022 12:38
Christopher-Chianelli added a commit to Christopher-Chianelli/quarkus that referenced this pull request Jul 25, 2022
When both get getters and is getters exist, they can
replace the original selected getter in PropertyUtils.
This can creates inconsistencies, resulting in a field
not being set, causing a NPE later down the line that is
hard to diagnose.

To remove inconsistencies, if there is both a get method
and an is method, the get method is always preferred.
This introduces consistent behavior for recorders.

To accomplish this, a seperate map is used for isGetters in
PropertyUtils. Using a seperate map removes the need to have a seperate
loop for identifing the actual getter method. It also
make the logic more clear (first try "get" getter, then try "is"
getter).
@gsmet gsmet modified the milestones: 2.12 - main, 2.11.1.Final Jul 26, 2022
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