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The Maven plugin doesn't scan any JDK classes. We use TimeUnit in some REST endpoints, and while there is a workaround for that (thanks @MikeEdgar), it's cumbersome.
So I suggest an enhancement: Either there should be a flag to enable JDK class scanning or there should be a plugin property where a number of JDK classes can be listed to be scanned.
Since the first solution would probably make scanning slower, I suggest implementing the second solution - thanks!
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The Maven plugin doesn't scan any JDK classes. We use
TimeUnit
in some REST endpoints, and while there is a workaround for that (thanks @MikeEdgar), it's cumbersome.So I suggest an enhancement: Either there should be a flag to enable JDK class scanning or there should be a plugin property where a number of JDK classes can be listed to be scanned.
Since the first solution would probably make scanning slower, I suggest implementing the second solution - thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: