Annotation processor
See original GitHub issueThe blurb on the home page says An uber-fast, ultra-lightweight, parallelized Java classpath scanner, module scanner, and annotation processor (moduleInfoSource
in pom.xml
has something similar), but does ClassGraph actually provide an annotation processor? I can’t find any reference to javax.annotation.processing
in the code.
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@seanf good catch, thanks!
Thanks @lukehutch. Just FYI, the description in
moduleInfoSource
inpom.xml
still mentions “annotation processor”. Maybe you could reference${project.description}
.