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Bumps the dependencies group in /value with 2 updates: com.google.errorprone:error_prone_annotations and org.checkerframework:checker-qual.

Updates com.google.errorprone:error_prone_annotations from 2.48.0 to 2.49.0

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Error Prone 2.49.0

This release includes several changes to Matcher APIs, and removed some deprecated or problematic APIs:

• Remove deprecated MethodMatchers.withSignature API, which relies on fragile toString behaviour. Alternatives for matching on method signatures with varargs and type parameters were added in google/error-prone@a98a1c5.
• Removed variableType(Matcher) API. Matchers.variableType(Matcher) uses VariableTree#getType to match variable types, which own't work for lambda parameters with inferred types after JDK-8268850. The recommended replacement is variableType(TypePredicate).
• Make enclosingPackage return an optional. Module elements are not enclosed by a package, checks using enclosingPackage shouldn't assume an enclosing package exists when processing arbitrary elements.
• New FieldMatchers API, similar to MethodMatchers (google/error-prone@1dd9c3a).

New checks:

• AssertThrowsBlockToExpression: Discourage unnecessary block lambdas in assertThrows.
• AssertThrowsMinimizer: Suggest minimizing the amount of logic in assertThrows.
• MemorySegmentReferenceEquality: Discourage using reference equality for MemorySegments.
• PreferThrowsTag: Recommends using @throws instead of the legacy @exception javadoc tag.
• RecordAccessorInCompactConstructor: detect record accessors inside the compact canonical ctors, which read uninitialized fields.

Closed issues: #2283, #3503, #5210, #5289, #5548, #5548, #5554, #5609, #5614, #5656

Full changelog: google/error-prone@v2.48.0...v2.49.0

Commits

• 89d75c1 Release Error Prone 2.49.0
• 0b7b03b Fix up some javadoc on `ModifySourceCollectionInStream.isStreamApiInvocationO...
• fe5a7b1 Remove old FieldMatchers API
• d54a1d1 Fix up some Finally javadocs.
• d93b319 [RefactorSwitch] bugfix comment handling
• ff59782 [IfChainToSwitch] cleanup redundant conditions in ternary. No functional cha...
• 43b6df6 Generalise DuplicateAssertion to handle check* methods.
• 2c4346f Fix a bug in BooleanLiteral: it currently suggests replacing `Boolean.FALSE...
• 559039b [IfChainToSwitch] doc-only change. fix typo in code comments.
• 393c61c [IfChainToSwitch] enhance code generation to emit unnamed variables, when sup...
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Updates org.checkerframework:checker-qual from 3.54.1 to 4.0.0

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Release 4.0.0 of the Checker Framework

Version 4.0.0 (2026-04-07)

User-visible changes

To run the Checker Framework, you need to use a JDK 17 or later version of javac. That is, you need to use JDK 17 or later when compiling your code.

The Checker Framework can type-check any Java project, including projects that compile to Java 8 or 11 bytecodes and run on JRE versions 8 or 11. That is, your code can run under any release of Java, from Java 8 onward.

The type qualifiers and utility libraries in checker-qual.jar and checker-util.jar still use Java 11 bytecode. Thus, they may be used in projects that run under Java 11 or later.

Changes since version 3.0.0

Since version 3.0.0, 91 authors have made over 4500 commits and closed over 600 issues. Thanks to everyone who contributed!

New checkers include:

• The Index Checker warns about out-of-bounds accesses to arrays and strings.
• The Initialized Fields Checker warns if a constructor does not initialize a field.
• The Resource Leak Checker guarantees that every resource is closed rather than leaked. Examples of resources are a channel, executor, ExecutionControl, file, FileLock, Formatter, reader, Scanner, socket, stream, writer, etc.
• The SQL Quotes Checker helps prevent SQL injection vulnerabilities.

New command-line arguments include:

• -AskipFiles, -AonlyFiles
• -AassumeSideEffectFree, -AassumeDeterministic, -AassumePure, -AassumePureGetters
• -AuseConservativeDefaultsForUncheckedCode
• -AignoreRawTypeArguments
• -AwarnRedundantAnnotations
• -Ainfer=ajava, -AinferOutputDirectory, -AinferOutputOriginal, -AshowWpiFailedInferences
• -AshowSuppressWarningsStrings, -AwarnUnneededSuppressionsExceptions
• -AshowPrefixInWarningMessages
• -AstubNoWarnIfNotFound, -AstubWarnNote, -AmergeStubsWithSource
• -Aonelinemsg, -AdumpOnErrors, -AexceptionLineSeparator
• -ApermitMissingJdk, -AparseAllJdk
• -AslowTypecheckingSeconds
• -Aversion, -AprintGitProperties
• You can pass an option to only a particular checker (not all checkers) by using an underscore prefix.

Other improvements include thousands of enhancements and bug fixes -- too many to list here.

Implementation details

All previously-deprecated methods and classes have been removed. If your project builds upon the Checker Framework, we suggest that you upgrade to version 3.55.1, resolve all the deprecation warnings, then upgrade to version 4.0.0.

Checker Framework 3.55.1

Version 3.55.1 (2026-04-03)

No user-visible changes.

Changelog

Sourced from org.checkerframework:checker-qual's changelog.

Version 4.0.0 (2026-04-07)

User-visible changes

To run the Checker Framework, you need to use a JDK 17 or later version of javac. That is, you need to use JDK 17 or later when compiling your code.

The Checker Framework can type-check any Java project, including projects that compile to Java 8 or 11 bytecodes and run on JRE versions 8 or 11. That is, your code can run under any release of Java, from Java 8 onward.

The type qualifiers and utility libraries in checker-qual.jar and checker-util.jar still use Java 11 bytecode. Thus, they may be used in projects that run under Java 11 or later.

Changes since version 3.0.0

Since version 3.0.0, 91 authors have made over 4500 commits and closed over 600 issues. Thanks to everyone who contributed!

New checkers include:

• The Index Checker warns about out-of-bounds accesses to arrays and strings.
• The Initialized Fields Checker warns if a constructor does not initialize a field.
• The Resource Leak Checker guarantees that every resource is closed rather than leaked. Examples of resources are a channel, executor, ExecutionControl, file, FileLock, Formatter, reader, Scanner, socket, stream, writer, etc.
• The SQL Quotes Checker helps prevent SQL injection vulnerabilities.

New command-line arguments include:

• -AskipFiles, -AonlyFiles
• -AassumeSideEffectFree, -AassumeDeterministic, -AassumePure, -AassumePureGetters
• -AuseConservativeDefaultsForUncheckedCode
• -AignoreRawTypeArguments
• -AwarnRedundantAnnotations
• -Ainfer=ajava, -AinferOutputDirectory, -AinferOutputOriginal, -AshowWpiFailedInferences
• -AshowSuppressWarningsStrings, -AwarnUnneededSuppressionsExceptions
• -AshowPrefixInWarningMessages
• -AstubNoWarnIfNotFound, -AstubWarnNote, -AmergeStubsWithSource
• -Aonelinemsg, -AdumpOnErrors, -AexceptionLineSeparator
• -ApermitMissingJdk, -AparseAllJdk
• -AslowTypecheckingSeconds

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Commits

• 479d087 new release 4.0.0
• bfff757 Put the manual in the right place.
• c532f6d Put a copy of manual.pdf at top level of website as expected.
• 5e53e6c No closed issues.
• e67ae85 Prep for release.
• 4192d0d Remove file SKIP-REQUIRE-JAVADOC
• 7d6d856 Remove or update references to JDK 8-16
• b1e3761 Remove all deprecated methods
• a1b3064 Directly use Java 17 and below Javac APIs. (#7582)
• 4efdbdb Remove support for Java 8 from scripts and build scripts. (#7575)
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