Andrew Gaul

I would like the next 2.6.0 release to include this feature. @delanym @rovarga could you look into this?

Just to be clear there is no fix provided. There is an open linked PR with no explanation for what it does.

I still don't understand if this is possible to fix. https://docs.oracle.com/javase/specs/jls/se8/html/jls-9.html#jls-9.6.4.2 says: > An annotation on a local variable declaration is never retained in the binary representation.

We should separate between the build from the runtime requirements. For the former it is fine to require newer Java versions. For the latter it would be nice to maintain...

#235 updated the Java requirement to 1.7 which should make it easier to use modern Java versions. I'm happy to take PRs which change CI to use newer Java but...

`ModernizerMojo.recurseFiles` looks like it does some string munging on the `name` local variable. Could you investigate stripping the trailing inner class designation?

This is basically noise but my C++ project accidentally ran its checks over pjdfstest so I thought I would clean this up.

The best way to evaluate compatibility is via Ceph [s3-tests](https://github.com/ceph/s3-tests).

Revisiting this in 2020, it seems that Rust has more support for varargs. Specifically I want to hook functions like `open` whose third argument is variadic. With the following program:...

Huh, in my case I want to override `open` and it appears that overriding three argument version on x86-64 correctly passes the variadic argument: ```rust unsafe fn open(pathname: *const c_char,...