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Significant compile-time regression vs. 2.0.15
See original GitHub issueWe are observing a significant (~2X) compile-time regression using the latest Error Prone from git master vs. 2.0.15. We strongly suspect that the updated version of javac (9-dev-r3297-1 vs. 1.9.0-dev-r2973-2) is the cause of the problem. Unfortunately I don’t have a small test case I can share at this point to make it easy to reproduce (working on it). Posting this issue in case anyone else has noticed this regression and has a workaround, a pointer to an upstream JDK 9 issue, etc.
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@msridhar thanks for confirming! I’ll get the release started.
@kageiit
google-java-formatonly depends on javac for parsing, it doesn’t do any compilation. It shouldn’t by affected by this.@msridhar - the latest snapshot includes the fix: https://oss.sonatype.org/content/repositories/snapshots/com/google/errorprone/error_prone_ant/2.0.16-SNAPSHOT/