Java 18 added additional linter checks as part of
https://bugs.openjdk.java.net/browse/JDK-8274336 and
https://bugs.openjdk.java.net/browse/JDK-8274335
These additional checks cause generated protobuf code to raise the
following compiler warning: "non-transient instance field of a
serializable class declared with a non-serializable type"
This change fixes the code generation to annotate the generated fields
with the necessary suppressions to avoid false positives.
All the code generated from src/google/protobuf/*.proto now
compiles successfully without serialization warnings in Java 18.
fixes#9673
* Attempt to dedupe Bazel test
* Intentionally break a test to make sure presubmits still run
* Moving some shared configs to higher directories
* Adding root common.cfg
* Adding action cfgs at root directory
* Adding empty presubmit/continuous
* Going back to leaf directories
* Adding empty presubmit/continuous
* Unify continuous and presubmit configs
* Consolidate all presubmit/continuous into a common config file
* Revert "Intentionally break a test to make sure presubmits still run"
This reverts commit 978eb19f80ea46f4a0e07789f86e791c5f9790ac.
* Fixing POC config files
* Manually run brew cleanup and initialize php
* Add debug loggin for visibility
* Allow underscores in php folder name
* Add logging to php tests
* Add tracing
* Only use the latest installation of php
This change enables projects that consume protobuf via
`FetchContent_MakeAvailable()` to set the C++ version to be used. This is
necessary, as linking code compiled for different C++ standards is asking for
trouble (and will simply not work in some cases).
Check that any version that might be set in `CMAKE_CXX_STANDARD` is new
enough (C++14 or later). On Cygwin, check if any `-std=gnu++XX` has
already been set. In all cases, default to C++14.
descriptor.h includes abseil's mutex.h directly, thus abseil is not a
private dependency any more but must be included by every user of
libprotobuf.
Co-authored-by: Harald Fernengel <547273+haraldF@users.noreply.github.com>