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Every annotated method is verified by the compiler to override or implement a supertype method. One commented-out @OverRide in ConfigMeta is restored. Resolves the 329 java/missing-override-annotation CodeQL alerts.
The 114 findings are parameters dictated by interface, OSGi Declarative Services and Disruptor contracts; the query carries no signal here.
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Summary
Last note-level CodeQL batch — the two bulk rules, handled differently:
Commit 1 —
java/missing-override-annotation(329 alerts, 120 files)@Overrideadded on every flagged method, generated from the alert coordinates (one existing commented-out// @OverrideinConfigMetais simply restored). Verification is the compiler:@Overrideon a method that does not override or implement anything is a compile error, and the reactor build of all 27 touched modules passes cleanly. No behavioural change is possible from this annotation.The one file outside the reactor —
samples/audit-jms-sample/consumer/src/main/java/SimpleConsumer.java— gets@Overrideon the anonymousMessageListener.onMessage; its standalone POM could not be resolved offline, but the implementation is unambiguous.32 of the files are also touched by the other open CodeQL PRs; the overlaps are single-line insertions.
Commit 2 —
java/unused-parameter(114 alerts): exclude the queryBreakdown of the 114: 49 package-private, 27 public, 32 protected, 6 private. Nearly all are signatures the code does not control:
DataSourceConfigVisitor.visit(config, parameters),PluggablePublisher.setResult/end,ResultSetMapper,ServiceTrackerListener,EnhancedConfig,OperationHelper,ProvisionerService,ResourceFunctionscallbacks;activate/modified/deactivate(ComponentContext),unbind*(service)(the unbind signature is what DS requires);onEvent(entry, sequence, endOfBatch).Rather than dismissing 114 alerts by hand,
codeql.ymlnow carries aquery-filtersexclusion forjava/unused-parameterwith a comment explaining why; the alerts close as "no longer detected" on the next analysis. The 6 genuinely unused private parameters (Correlation.execScript,ConfiguredQueries.resolveInlineQuery,DocumentUtil.toMap,TaskScannerService.onExecute,ConfigMacroUtil.handleTime,SyncFailureHandlerFactoryImpl.unbindScriptRegistry) can be tidied separately if wanted.Test plan
mvn compileacross the 27 touched reactor modules — 0 errors (each@Overridecompiler-verified)codeql.ymlparses; the inline config now hasquery-filters: [{exclude: {id: java/unused-parameter}}]missing-override-annotationalerts and stops reportingunused-parameter