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[JENKINS-67912] Maven HPI plugin does not compile with Java 11 #310
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| new DefaultProjectBuildingRequest(session.getProjectBuildingRequest()); | ||
| buildingRequest.setRemoteRepositories(remoteRepositories); | ||
| buildingRequest.setLocalRepository(localRepository); | ||
| buildingRequest.setProcessPlugins(false); // improve performance |
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Disabling the processing of plugins has a significant effect on performance. I noticed build times had doubled compared to before this PR. Investigating further, I suspected the the Maven 2 APIs we were using before this PR never processed plugins. When I disabled plugin processing in fc9ae1e, performance went back to its old levels. You can see the difference between build 1 and build 2 of this PR. Build 1 took 29 minutes; build 2 took 12 minutes. Builds of the main branch typically take 15 minutes. So this PR keeps performance at similar levels. I repeated the manual testing I had done in core and plugins, and processing plugins didn't seem to have any noticeable effect.
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Looks okay to me as far as I can tell.
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shoot, too late
Problem
See JENKINS-67912. When compiling
maven-hpi-pluginwith Java 11, the build fails:Evaluation
This error seems to be caused by the use of
maven-stapler-pluginas a direct dependency. The comment states: "for using annotation processor", but this seems to be outdated. The logic dates from commit 334506f from 2007, and the annotation logic was ripped out in commit 334506f in 2012. So this dependency is just no longer needed. Plugins and core consumemaven-stapler-pluginthrough their respective parent POMs. This is not needed inmaven-hpi-plugin.Solution
Remove
maven-stapler-plugin. This opens a can of worms, as it seems we were unintentionally relying onmaven-stapler-pluginto pull in:So now we explicitly depend on the latest versions of Ant and Guava (which we consume directly) and rewrite any usages of Maven 2 in terms of the equivalent Maven 3 APIs.
Implementation
The main Maven 2 API we were still consuming was
org.apache.maven.project.MavenProjectBuilder#buildFromRepository. This PR rewrites our usages in terms of the Maven 3 APIorg.apache.maven.project.ProjectBuilder#buildinstead.Testing done
I tested this both from plugins and core. In the case of core I verified that the
generate-taglib-interfaceMojo still produced the same results as before. In the case of plugins I verified that the resulting.hpihad the same contents as before and thatmvn hpi:runstill worked as before.Fixes #286