fix: Fix Java type for annotated array parameters #3797
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This update fixes the GraalVM reachability metadata generation for methods with annotated array parameters, such as `@Nullable String[]`. Previously, the code computed the fully qualified class name for the parameter using the **raw** type, which retained the annotations (e.g., `@org.jspecify.annotations.Nullable java.lang.String`). This resulted in incorrect metadata that was ignored by GraalVM. The issue is resolved by transforming the `DeclaredType` into a `TypeElement`, effectively removing any annotations, and then calling `getQualifiedName()` to correctly generate the fully qualified class name without annotations.
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When compiling with JDK 8 an "unknown enum constant java.lang.annotation.ElementType.MODULE" warning appears.
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This update fixes the GraalVM reachability metadata generation for methods with annotated array parameters, such as `@Nullable String[]`. Previously, the code computed the fully qualified class name for the parameter using the **raw** type, which retained the annotations (e.g., `@org.jspecify.annotations.Nullable java.lang.String`). This resulted in incorrect metadata that was ignored by GraalVM. The issue is resolved by transforming the `DeclaredType` into a `TypeElement`, effectively removing any annotations, and then calling `getQualifiedName()` to correctly generate the fully qualified class name without annotations.
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This update fixes the GraalVM reachability metadata generation for methods with annotated array parameters, such as `@Nullable String[]`. Previously, the code computed the fully qualified class name for the parameter using the **raw** type, which retained the annotations (e.g., `@org.jspecify.annotations.Nullable java.lang.String`). This resulted in incorrect metadata that was ignored by GraalVM. The issue is resolved by transforming the `DeclaredType` into a `TypeElement`, effectively removing any annotations, and then calling `getQualifiedName()` to correctly generate the fully qualified class name without annotations.
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This update fixes the GraalVM reachability metadata generation for methods with annotated array parameters, such as
@Nullable String[].Previously, the code computed the fully qualified class name for the parameter using the raw type, which retained the annotations (e.g.,
@org.jspecify.annotations.Nullable java.lang.String). This resulted in incorrect metadata that was ignored by GraalVM.The issue is resolved by transforming the
DeclaredTypeinto aTypeElement, effectively removing any annotations, and then callinggetQualifiedName()to correctly generate the fully qualified class name without annotations.Closes #3796