Re: [platform-releng-dev] Please take note of bug 483395 (Don't ignore u

["Daniel Megert" <daniel_megert@xxxxxxxxxx>]

> See also comment
12, where it appears many
people have overridden the default settings when they probably no need
to? If there is a need to, perhaps you could spell that out in bug 
> 483395 and link to a bug for your
component that explains problems and plans

Most of those are in Platform UI. Can
someone from Platform UI please look into this. Would be good to align
this to the standard.

Dani



From:      
 "David M Williams"
<david_williams@xxxxxxxxxx>
To:      
 "Eclipse platform
release engineering list." <platform-releng-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date:      
 05.01.2016 15:33
Subject:    
   [platform-releng-dev]
Please take note of bug 483395 (Don't ignore        unavoidableGenericProblems)
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   platform-releng-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx

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There was a change made in our builds
right before the year-end holidays, so I thought I would point out the
change now -- in case anyone missed it. 

In bug
483395 we express our desire
to remove -warn:unavoidableGenericProblems from our *default* code compile
options. But, it turned out there are still too many bundles with 1 or
3 such warnings to make that feasible. As a compromise we have set it,
for now, as removed from the default settings for N-builds so those warnings
"show through", but for I-builds we leave it in the defaults
to not miss any more important warnings. So after the I-build today, please
compare its warnings with the  latest
N-build warnings.

We hope all component owners can manage to do simple and easy clean up
before M5 so we can change the default by then. 

There are a few bundles that we understand can not be cleaned up (where
there are thousands of such warnings), and that is fine -- those can be
special cases. 

See also comment
12, where it appears many
people have overridden the default settings when they probably no need
to? If there is a need to, perhaps you could spell that out in bug 483395
and link to a bug for your component that explains problems and plans.

This work does not take priority over functional or "fix" work
... I just wanted everyone to be aware of it and ask you to keep it in
mind so you could plan a few relaxing hours :) cleaning up any easy-to-fix
warnings. If any turn out not to be easy, perhaps that deserves further
discussion at the weekly status meeting? 

Thanks, 

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