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@MetricOptions
to allow filteringAbstractMethodTagger
beans to apply to metrics #764@MetricOptions
to allow filteringAbstractMethodTagger
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you can add a containers check for the annotation member and if it is empty then disable all taggers I guess
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I'm not sure I follow what you are referring to, but it sounds like disable all taggers if
taggers
is empty?The idea I am going back and forth on is how do we differentiate "use all taggers" without needing to specify all additional taggers? Ideally what I was hoping for was something like:
taggers == null
--> no filtering done, all taggers get appliedftaggers == empty array
--> filtering is enabled, this filters out all taggers effectively disabling themtaggers == populated array
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I added a helper annotation value as a different option also, not sure what is most ideal really
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ok looks fine can you update the javadoc and remove the
TODO