p3c VS error-prone-support

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p3c error-prone-support
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30,117 168
0.3% 2.4%
0.0 9.7
4 months ago 5 days ago
Kotlin Java
Apache License 2.0 MIT License
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p3c

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error-prone-support

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  • Picnic Open-sources Error Prone Support
    1 project | /r/java | 13 Oct 2022
    Maybe the checks and rules are already usable for you with these two checks disabled? By the way, it is not required to use either Guava or New Relic to be able to integrate Error Prone Support. For example, the `ScheduledTransactionTrace` BugCheck will just be a no-op if you don't use New Relic :). W.r.t. to your fourth point, if you are sure there is not a change in ordering and you indeed found a false positive could you maybe file a bug report :)? We want to fix all false positives where possible of course.

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