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WINDUPRULE-137 Catchall rules should have Optional severity #133
WINDUPRULE-137 Catchall rules should have Optional severity #133
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@@ -30,10 +30,10 @@ | |||
</not> | |||
</when> | |||
<perform> | |||
<classification title="Doug Lea Concurrency util" severity="mandatory"> | |||
<classification title="Doug Lea Concurrency util" severity="potential"> |
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IMO, this one should just be optional. I can't imagine a reason for it to be mandatory for an EAP migration.
The same would apply to the other concurrency backport ones.
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Optional and not potential? Potential is more than optional? And does "potential" imply that it's a mandatory change? I'm a bit confused.
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Well, it is really weird for this to be a catchall rule to begin with, IMO.
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Frankly I am not against to recategorized it. Just for a reminding, these all catch rules was to mimic the Windup 0.7 feature which identified some general packages.
I agree. Can we mention you at the meeting to make sure we are all on the same page? |
This just needs a rebase, I think. |
Rebased. |
I'm giving them "Potential" severity, as it seems that's what the user really wants. Correct me if I am wrong.