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Warnings when using generics with 3.0

See original GitHub issue

Like I stated in https://github.com/greenrobot/EventBus/issues/249 I get warnings when I use generics with the indexer. This itself wouldn’t be a problem, but Android Studio automatically switches to the code fragment where this happens, interrupting my current workflow which is somehow annoying.
The warning I get is like this (In the Gradle messages window):

Error:(196, 26) Note: Using upper bound type com.myapplication.event.IListEvent<T> for generic parameter

Would it be possible to degrade that warning so I get only notified about it, but without switching to the warning?

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Created 8 years ago
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bishibooshcommented, Aug 26, 2016

I made a pull request to include the nolog option and only log generics when verbose is activated 😃

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bishibooshcommented, Sep 7, 2021

Done, and rebased on current master

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