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Modifying the compiler settings to ignore errors or warnings to does not change the settings of the AJC compiler when the project is built. Step to reproduce: 1. Create a new AspectJ project. 2. Import project source files from file system (in this case included unreachable code, unused imports, and deprecated code). 3. Rebuild Project 4. Modify Project properties --> Java compiler --> select use Project settings and modify settings to ignore unreachable code, unused imports, and deprecated code. Click OK. Actual Results: Changes have no effect and the errors and warnings continue to appear. Expected reuls: Errors and warnings no longer present. Build date & platform AJDT v 0.6.3, Eclipse 2.1.0 running on Windows 2000 Pro
This bug has been fixed by making AJDT inherit all of the setting from the Java compiler. Where project-specific settings hide workbench-specific settings the former are used.
updated target milestone to 1.1.4