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PMD 7.2.0 (31-May-2024)

31-May-2024 - 7.2.0

The PMD team is pleased to announce PMD 7.2.0.

This is a minor release.

Table Of Contents

• 🚀 New and noteworthy
  • Collections exposed as XPath attributes
  • Updated PMD Designer
• 🐛 Fixed Issues
• 🚨 API Changes
  • Deprecated API
• ✨ External Contributions
• 📈 Stats

🚀 New and noteworthy

Collections exposed as XPath attributes

Up to now, all AST node getters would be exposed to XPath, as long as the return type was a primitive (boxed or unboxed), String or Enum. That meant that collections, even of these basic types, were not exposed, so for instance accessing Apex's ASTUserClass.getInterfaceNames() to list the interfaces implemented by a class was impossible from XPath, and would require writing a Java rule to check it.

Since this release, PMD will also expose any getter returning a collection of any supported type as a sequence through an XPath attribute. They would require to use apropriate XQuery functions to manipulate the sequence. So for instance, to detect any given ASTUserClass in Apex that implements Queueable, it is now possible to write:

/UserClass[@InterfaceNames = 'Queueable']

Updated PMD Designer

This PMD release ships a new version of the pmd-designer. For the changes, see PMD Designer Changelog (7.2.0).

🐛 Fixed Issues

• core
  • #4467: [core] Expose collections from getters as XPath sequence attributes
  • #4978: [core] Referenced Rulesets do not emit details on validation errors
  • #4983: [cpd] Fix CPD crashes about unicode escapes
  • #5009: [core] Kotest tests aren't picked up by surefire
• java
  • #4912: [java] Unable to parse some Java9+ resource references
  • #4973: [java] Stop parsing Java for CPD
  • #4980: [java] Bad intersection, unrelated class types java.lang.Object[] and java.lang.Number
  • #4988: [java] Fix impl of ASTVariableId::isResourceDeclaration / VariableId/@ResourceDeclaration
  • #4990: [java] Add an attribute @PackageQualifier to ASTClassType
  • #5006: [java] Bad intersection, unrelated class types Child and Parent
  • #5029: [java] PMD 7.x throws stack overflow in TypeOps$ProjectionVisitor while parsing a Java class

... (truncated)

• 38bc997 [release] prepare release pmd_releases/7.2.0
• 27a14cc Prepare pmd release 7.2.0
• e27b30e Bump pmd-designer from 7.2.0-SNAPSHOT to 7.2.0
• d37769e Bump builds-tools from 25-SNAPSHOT to 25
• 2a0cba7 [java] Improve LocalVariableCouldBeFinal (#5003)
• 8a8402a [doc] Update release notes (#1619, #3122, #5003)
• 3890b56 [java] Remove FPs in UnnecessaryBoxing (#5019)
• 224f5b8 [doc] Update release notes (#4903, #4924, #5019)
• 910c098 [core] Fix Kotest based tests (#5022)
• 3745193 [test] Add missing junit jupiter engine
• Additional commits viewable in compare view

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PMD 7.2.0 (31-May-2024)

31-May-2024 - 7.2.0

The PMD team is pleased to announce PMD 7.2.0.

This is a minor release.

Table Of Contents

• 🚀 New and noteworthy
  • Collections exposed as XPath attributes
  • Updated PMD Designer
• 🐛 Fixed Issues
• 🚨 API Changes
  • Deprecated API
• ✨ External Contributions
• 📈 Stats

🚀 New and noteworthy

Collections exposed as XPath attributes

Up to now, all AST node getters would be exposed to XPath, as long as the return type was a primitive (boxed or unboxed), String or Enum. That meant that collections, even of these basic types, were not exposed, so for instance accessing Apex's ASTUserClass.getInterfaceNames() to list the interfaces implemented by a class was impossible from XPath, and would require writing a Java rule to check it.

Since this release, PMD will also expose any getter returning a collection of any supported type as a sequence through an XPath attribute. They would require to use apropriate XQuery functions to manipulate the sequence. So for instance, to detect any given ASTUserClass in Apex that implements Queueable, it is now possible to write:

/UserClass[@InterfaceNames = 'Queueable']

Updated PMD Designer

This PMD release ships a new version of the pmd-designer. For the changes, see PMD Designer Changelog (7.2.0).

🐛 Fixed Issues

• core
  • #4467: [core] Expose collections from getters as XPath sequence attributes
  • #4978: [core] Referenced Rulesets do not emit details on validation errors
  • #4983: [cpd] Fix CPD crashes about unicode escapes
  • #5009: [core] Kotest tests aren't picked up by surefire
• java
  • #4912: [java] Unable to parse some Java9+ resource references
  • #4973: [java] Stop parsing Java for CPD
  • #4980: [java] Bad intersection, unrelated class types java.lang.Object[] and java.lang.Number
  • #4988: [java] Fix impl of ASTVariableId::isResourceDeclaration / VariableId/@ResourceDeclaration
  • #4990: [java] Add an attribute @PackageQualifier to ASTClassType
  • #5006: [java] Bad intersection, unrelated class types Child and Parent
  • #5029: [java] PMD 7.x throws stack overflow in TypeOps$ProjectionVisitor while parsing a Java class

... (truncated)

• 38bc997 [release] prepare release pmd_releases/7.2.0
• 27a14cc Prepare pmd release 7.2.0
• e27b30e Bump pmd-designer from 7.2.0-SNAPSHOT to 7.2.0
• d37769e Bump builds-tools from 25-SNAPSHOT to 25
• 2a0cba7 [java] Improve LocalVariableCouldBeFinal (#5003)
• 8a8402a [doc] Update release notes (#1619, #3122, #5003)
• 3890b56 [java] Remove FPs in UnnecessaryBoxing (#5019)
• 224f5b8 [doc] Update release notes (#4903, #4924, #5019)
• 910c098 [core] Fix Kotest based tests (#5022)
• 3745193 [test] Add missing junit jupiter engine
• Additional commits viewable in compare view

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PMD 7.2.0 (31-May-2024)

31-May-2024 - 7.2.0

The PMD team is pleased to announce PMD 7.2.0.

This is a minor release.

Table Of Contents

• 🚀 New and noteworthy
  • Collections exposed as XPath attributes
  • Updated PMD Designer
• 🐛 Fixed Issues
• 🚨 API Changes
  • Deprecated API
• ✨ External Contributions
• 📈 Stats

🚀 New and noteworthy

Collections exposed as XPath attributes

Up to now, all AST node getters would be exposed to XPath, as long as the return type was a primitive (boxed or unboxed), String or Enum. That meant that collections, even of these basic types, were not exposed, so for instance accessing Apex's ASTUserClass.getInterfaceNames() to list the interfaces implemented by a class was impossible from XPath, and would require writing a Java rule to check it.

Since this release, PMD will also expose any getter returning a collection of any supported type as a sequence through an XPath attribute. They would require to use apropriate XQuery functions to manipulate the sequence. So for instance, to detect any given ASTUserClass in Apex that implements Queueable, it is now possible to write:

/UserClass[@InterfaceNames = 'Queueable']

Updated PMD Designer

This PMD release ships a new version of the pmd-designer. For the changes, see PMD Designer Changelog (7.2.0).

🐛 Fixed Issues

• core
  • #4467: [core] Expose collections from getters as XPath sequence attributes
  • #4978: [core] Referenced Rulesets do not emit details on validation errors
  • #4983: [cpd] Fix CPD crashes about unicode escapes
  • #5009: [core] Kotest tests aren't picked up by surefire
• java
  • #4912: [java] Unable to parse some Java9+ resource references
  • #4973: [java] Stop parsing Java for CPD
  • #4980: [java] Bad intersection, unrelated class types java.lang.Object[] and java.lang.Number
  • #4988: [java] Fix impl of ASTVariableId::isResourceDeclaration / VariableId/@ResourceDeclaration
  • #4990: [java] Add an attribute @PackageQualifier to ASTClassType
  • #5006: [java] Bad intersection, unrelated class types Child and Parent
  • #5029: [java] PMD 7.x throws stack overflow in TypeOps$ProjectionVisitor while parsing a Java class

... (truncated)

• 38bc997 [release] prepare release pmd_releases/7.2.0
• 27a14cc Prepare pmd release 7.2.0
• e27b30e Bump pmd-designer from 7.2.0-SNAPSHOT to 7.2.0
• d37769e Bump builds-tools from 25-SNAPSHOT to 25
• 2a0cba7 [java] Improve LocalVariableCouldBeFinal (#5003)
• 8a8402a [doc] Update release notes (#1619, #3122, #5003)
• 3890b56 [java] Remove FPs in UnnecessaryBoxing (#5019)
• 224f5b8 [doc] Update release notes (#4903, #4924, #5019)
• 910c098 [core] Fix Kotest based tests (#5022)
• 3745193 [test] Add missing junit jupiter engine
• Additional commits viewable in compare view

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PMD 7.2.0 (31-May-2024)

31-May-2024 - 7.2.0

The PMD team is pleased to announce PMD 7.2.0.

This is a minor release.

Table Of Contents

• 🚀 New and noteworthy
  • Collections exposed as XPath attributes
  • Updated PMD Designer
• 🐛 Fixed Issues
• 🚨 API Changes
  • Deprecated API
• ✨ External Contributions
• 📈 Stats

🚀 New and noteworthy

Collections exposed as XPath attributes

Up to now, all AST node getters would be exposed to XPath, as long as the return type was a primitive (boxed or unboxed), String or Enum. That meant that collections, even of these basic types, were not exposed, so for instance accessing Apex's ASTUserClass.getInterfaceNames() to list the interfaces implemented by a class was impossible from XPath, and would require writing a Java rule to check it.

Since this release, PMD will also expose any getter returning a collection of any supported type as a sequence through an XPath attribute. They would require to use apropriate XQuery functions to manipulate the sequence. So for instance, to detect any given ASTUserClass in Apex that implements Queueable, it is now possible to write:

/UserClass[@InterfaceNames = 'Queueable']

Updated PMD Designer

This PMD release ships a new version of the pmd-designer. For the changes, see PMD Designer Changelog (7.2.0).

🐛 Fixed Issues

• core
  • #4467: [core] Expose collections from getters as XPath sequence attributes
  • #4978: [core] Referenced Rulesets do not emit details on validation errors
  • #4983: [cpd] Fix CPD crashes about unicode escapes
  • #5009: [core] Kotest tests aren't picked up by surefire
• java
  • #4912: [java] Unable to parse some Java9+ resource references
  • #4973: [java] Stop parsing Java for CPD
  • #4980: [java] Bad intersection, unrelated class types java.lang.Object[] and java.lang.Number
  • #4988: [java] Fix impl of ASTVariableId::isResourceDeclaration / VariableId/@ResourceDeclaration
  • #4990: [java] Add an attribute @PackageQualifier to ASTClassType
  • #5006: [java] Bad intersection, unrelated class types Child and Parent
  • #5029: [java] PMD 7.x throws stack overflow in TypeOps$ProjectionVisitor while parsing a Java class

... (truncated)

• 38bc997 [release] prepare release pmd_releases/7.2.0
• 27a14cc Prepare pmd release 7.2.0
• e27b30e Bump pmd-designer from 7.2.0-SNAPSHOT to 7.2.0
• d37769e Bump builds-tools from 25-SNAPSHOT to 25
• 2a0cba7 [java] Improve LocalVariableCouldBeFinal (#5003)
• 8a8402a [doc] Update release notes (#1619, #3122, #5003)
• 3890b56 [java] Remove FPs in UnnecessaryBoxing (#5019)
• 224f5b8 [doc] Update release notes (#4903, #4924, #5019)
• 910c098 [core] Fix Kotest based tests (#5022)
• 3745193 [test] Add missing junit jupiter engine
• Additional commits viewable in compare view

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