Suppress "this-escape" warnings from generated encoders and decoders #533
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…coders, required for them to compile without warnings in JDK21
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any objections to this? |
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hi - could you please suggest a dictionary so we can reproduce this warning? |
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I've attached the most minimal fix dictionary I could create that reproduces - just one application message with one field. This yields a warning on HeaderEncoder as a result of the constructor, which calls beginStringAsCopy(), which is an instance method - not permitted (without generating a this-escape warning) under JDK21. |
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see #494
This is the simplest, least intrusive change to allow generated decoders to be built under JDK21 without warnings.