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Thanks for the suggestion, I am often confused about the strange state of these annotations in the Java ecosystem. |
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https://jspecify.dev/ is the future, but it is not here yet. |
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Several years ago, Jenkins core switched from the abandoned JSR 305 annotations to SpotBugs annotations, but this plugin never caught up. This PR adapts this plugin to the common convention used in Jenkins core and the vast majority of other Jenkins plugins.