Affects PMD Version:
7.0.0
Description:
Since Java 9, PMD has allowed for concise resources (ie: not variables declared within the try-with-resources), but some constructs are currently rejected by the parser even if valid Java code.
Code Sample demonstrating the issue:
class Foo implements AutoCloseable {
void testThis() throws Exception {
try (this) { // unsupported
}
}
void testQualifiedThis() throws Exception {
try (Foo.this) { // unsupported
}
}
void testArrayAccess(AutoCloseable[] c) throws Exception {
try (c[0]) { // unsupported
}
}
@Override
public void close() throws Exception {
}
}
Probably others too…
Running PMD through: Any
Probably, the saner fix would be to simply remove this check altogether, and continue under the premise that the code compiles…
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