Fix: Filter Gradle Release Notes from Deprecation Check - #13
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Issue #11 was a false positive - the workflow caught Gradle 9.6.1's release notes banner mentioning "Important project hierarchy lookup deprecations" as a highlighted topic, not an actual deprecation warning. Root cause: SimpleHIIT (Gradle 9.5.0) didn't hit this because the banner text is new in 9.6.1. Solution: Added regex filter to exclude lines matching Gradle's bullet-point format (^ - .*deprecat). This preserves real deprecation warnings while filtering the banner. Tested locally against the September 1st artifact - now filters cleanly. Fixes #11 Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Fix False Positive in Deprecation Check
Summary
Issue #11 was a false positive. The deprecation check workflow caught Gradle 9.6.1's release notes banner, not an actual deprecation warning in our code.
Root Cause
What happened:
grep -i "deprecat" build-output.logWhy SimpleHIIT didn't hit this:
Solution
Added regex filter to exclude Gradle release notes bullet points:
grep -E -v '^ - .*(deprecat|Deprecat)'This preserves real deprecation warnings while filtering banner text.
Testing
✅ Tested locally against the September 1st artifact
✅ Filter now produces zero matches (was 1 false positive)
✅ Pattern won't filter actual deprecation warnings (those don't start with
-)Verification
After merge, the next monthly sanity check will:
Closes
Closes #11