Suggest avoiding default case in switch statements #481
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iamdanfox
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Dec 4, 2018
| @BugPattern( | ||
| name = "SwitchStatementDefaultCase", | ||
| category = Category.ONE_OFF, | ||
| link = "https://github.com/palantir/gradle-baseline#baseline-error-prone-checks", |
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Could you add a sentence or two to the README to flesh out the reasoning behind this a bit more (i.e. recommending to throw an unreachable exception)?
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Thanks for implementing this @pkoenig10! |
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@iamdanfox do you have any opposition to making this a warning? If not now, maybe in the future? |
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I think it's OK to run with |
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Fixes #480
A severity of
WARNINGis probably too strong for this check.