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Anna Kozlova
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  • Created by   Peter Lawrey
    5 years ago (08 Oct 2006 19:12)
  • Updated by   Anna Kozlova
    17 months ago (27 Aug 2010 22:19)
  • Jira: IDEADEV-14542
    (history, comments)
 
IDEA-34730 When overriding a method not all annotioations need to kept.
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One annotation which can be dropped is the SuppressWarnings.
If an implmentation in a super class supresses certain warnings there is no reason to assume the overriding method will supress the same warnings.
In fact it preferable that the @SuppressWarnings be dropped.

Environment: Wintel
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Exception Robot
  Exception Robot
06 Feb 2007 16:41
5 years ago
In fact there are two issues here:
1. It is good idea not to keep @SuppressWarnings for inherited methods/classes
2. Why do not we introduce a meta-annotation which will specify this behaviour?