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When annotating an @Plugin with a plugin type it is expected that the class be of that type. But the annotation processor does not enforce or even warn when the class is not of the type. This invites programming errors (e.g. in ImageJ Ops, where each op must implement a specific sub-interface).
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When annotating an
@Plugin
with a plugin type it is expected that the class be of that type. But the annotation processor does not enforce or even warn when the class is not of the type. This invites programming errors (e.g. in ImageJ Ops, where each op must implement a specific sub-interface).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: