Bump checker-qual from 3.12.0 to 3.16.0

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Bumps checker-qual from 3.12.0 to 3.16.0.

Release notes

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Checker Framework 3.16.0

Version 3.16.0 (July 13, 2021)

User-visible changes:

You can run the Checker Framework on a JDK 16 JVM. You can pass the --release 16 command-line argument to the compiler. New syntax, such as records and switch expressions, is not yet supported or type-checked; that will be added in a future release. Thanks to Neil Brown for the JDK 16 support.

The Lock Checker supports a new type, @NewObject, for the result of a constructor invocation.

The -Ainfer command-line argument now outputs purity annotations even if neither -AsuggestPureMethods nor AcheckPurityAnnotations is supplied on the command line.

Implementation details:

Method renamings (the old methods remain but are deprecated):

• AnnotationFileElementTypes.getDeclAnnotation => getDeclAnnotations

Method renamings (the old methods were removed):

• AnnotatedTypeMirror.clearAnnotations => clearPrimaryAnnotations`

Method renamings in DefaultTypeHierarchy (the old methods were removed):

• visitIntersectionSupertype => visitIntersectionSupertype
• visitIntersectionSubtype => visitIntersection_Type
• visitUnionSubtype => visitUnion_Type
• visitTypevarSubtype => visitTypevar_Type
• visitTypevarSupertype => visitType_Typevar
• visitWildcardSubtype => visitWildcard_Type
• visitWildcardSupertype => visitType_Wildcard

Method renamings in AnnotatedTypes (the old methods were removed):

• expandVarArgs => expandVarArgsParameters
• expandVarArgsFromTypes => expandVarArgsParametersFromTypes

Closed issues: #3013, #3754, #3791, #3845, #4523, #4767.

Checker Framework 3.15.0

Version 3.15.0 (June 18, 2021)

User-visible changes:

The Resource Leak Checker ensures that certain methods are called on an object before it is de-allocated. By default, it enforces that close() is called on any expression whose compile-time type implements java.io.Closeable.

Implementation details:

Method renamings (the old methods remain but are deprecated):

• AnnotatedDeclaredType#wasRaw => isUnderlyingTypeRaw
• AnnotatedDeclaredType#setWasRaw => setIsUnderlyingTypeRaw

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Changelog

Sourced from checker-qual's changelog.

Version 3.16.0 (July 13, 2021)

User-visible changes:

You can run the Checker Framework on a JDK 16 JVM. You can pass the --release 16 command-line argument to the compiler. New syntax, such as records and switch expressions, is not yet supported or type-checked; that will be added in a future release. Thanks to Neil Brown for the JDK 16 support.

The Lock Checker supports a new type, @NewObject, for the result of a constructor invocation.

The -Ainfer command-line argument now outputs purity annotations even if neither -AsuggestPureMethods nor -AcheckPurityAnnotations is supplied on the command line.

Implementation details:

Method renamings (the old methods remain but are deprecated):

• AnnotationFileElementTypes.getDeclAnnotation => getDeclAnnotations

Method renamings (the old methods were removed):

• AnnotatedTypeMirror.clearAnnotations => clearPrimaryAnnotations`

Method renamings in DefaultTypeHierarchy (the old methods were removed):

• visitIntersectionSupertype => visitIntersectionSupertype
• visitIntersectionSubtype => visitIntersection_Type
• visitUnionSubtype => visitUnion_Type
• visitTypevarSubtype => visitTypevar_Type
• visitTypevarSupertype => visitType_Typevar
• visitWildcardSubtype => visitWildcard_Type
• visitWildcardSupertype => visitType_Wildcard

Method renamings in AnnotatedTypes (the old methods were removed):

• expandVarArgs => expandVarArgsParameters
• expandVarArgsFromTypes => expandVarArgsParametersFromTypes

Closed issues: #3013, #3754, #3791, #3845, #4523, #4767.

Version 3.15.0 (June 18, 2021)

User-visible changes:

The Resource Leak Checker ensures that certain methods are called on an object before it is de-allocated. By default, it enforces that close() is called on any expression whose compile-time type implements java.io.Closeable.

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Commits

• b46af74 new release 3.16.0
• fa9d62e Fix allJavadocJar task.
• 9d8d350 Clarify changelog
• 22b7997 Update version number.
• 01024ce Add closed issues.
• 4ee263f JDK 16 compatibility (#4677)
• 8475fd7 Implement capture conversion
• 74c8e2c Use updated versions of wpi-many test repos that should build on Java 16
• 6218bbf Under JDK 8, don't compile options; under JDK 11, do compile require-javadoc
• e24c8a2 Show output if command fails
• Additional commits viewable in compare view

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