Quote from http://wiki.eclipse.org/Dali_Discouraged_Access_Warnings :
Because test plug-ins are not loaded at run-time, there is no need to make them friends of the non-test plug-ins. To suppress the Discouraged Access warnings in a test plug-in, we add the appropriate build-time access rule exceptions to the project's Java build path (e.g. o.e.jpt.core.tests suppresses any access warnings caused by references to o.e.jpt.core). See the DTP description of this Eclipse feature.
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Workflow for review as how it supposed to be in Sonar 2.9 :
STATUS |
operation |
new STATUS |
new RESOLUTION |
|---|---|---|---|
OPEN / REOPENED |
resolve manually |
RESOLVED |
FIXED |
|
flag as false-positive |
RESOLVED |
FALSE-POSITIVE |
|
close automatically |
CLOSED |
empty |
RESOLVED |
reopen manually |
REOPENED |
empty |
|
reopen automatically |
REOPENED |
empty |
|
unflag as false-positive |
REOPENED |
empty |
|
close automatically |
CLOSED |
unchanged |
CLOSED |
– |
– |
– |
Manual testing as it was done in Sonar Eclipse 2.1.0 :