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Proposal: Make WellKnownMutability customizable via compiler args

See original GitHub issue

We have internal clones of guava’s immutable collections (android, we don’t want the full library packaged). The result though is that some of our autovalue classes using them can’t be denoted as @Immutable because it only looks for guava’s. It would be ideal if this could be more customizable. Thoughts?

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Created 7 years ago
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eaftancommented, Feb 27, 2017

@epmjohnston is actively working on this in #524.

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pyricaucommented, Oct 16, 2017

I think supporting custom @Immutable would be nice, very similar to how libraries deal with @Nullable. I wouldn’t have a boolean (or I’d have that behavior on by default). The likeliness of someone using a rogue @Immutable that doesn’t mean what we think it means seems pretty low.

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