Resource Leak Checker suggests @Owning on a resource variable

[mernst]

Consider the following code (which is checked in as ConnectingSockets2.java):

import java.io.IOException;
import java.net.*;

class ConnectingSockets2 {

  void run(InetSocketAddress isa) {
    try (Socket serverSocket = new Socket()) {
      serverSocket.close();
      serverSocket.connect(isa);
    } catch (IOException e) {
      // do nothing
    }
  }
}

The Resource Leak Checker issues this error message:

ConnectingSockets2.java:9: error: [reset.not.owning] Calling method connect resets the must-call obligations of the expression serverSocket, which is non-owning. Either annotate its declaration with an @Owning annotation, extract it into a local variable, or write a corresponding @CreatesMustCallFor annotation on the method that encloses this statement.
      serverSocket.connect(isa);
                          ^

However, it is illegal to annotated the declaration of serverSocket as @Owning, and I think the code should be legal.