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Use cfVersion instead of cfLocal for upgraded plume-lib projects#1545

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@wmdietl wmdietl commented Feb 22, 2026

Recent eisop-plume-lib updates, e.g.
eisop-plume-lib/require-javadoc@2f3eaa1 , start using the new Gradle CF plugin, which has a new way to use a locally built CF.

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Pull request overview

This PR updates the test script for eisop-plume-lib projects to use the new Gradle Checker Framework plugin parameter. The change reflects updates in eisop-plume-lib projects (such as require-javadoc) that have migrated to a new Gradle CF plugin with a different syntax for specifying a locally built Checker Framework.

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  • Updated Gradle parameter from -PcfLocal to -PcfVersion=local in test-plume-lib.sh script

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wmdietl commented Feb 23, 2026

Need to land eisop-plume-lib/plume-util#204 to upgrade the plugin in that project.
If I remember correctly, that project fails with the released version, but passes with master.
I need to review this.

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@wmdietl wmdietl merged commit c2b9a86 into master Mar 20, 2026
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@wmdietl wmdietl deleted the cfVersion branch March 20, 2026 01:33
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