Constant naming

[Pankraz76]

> Task :lib:compileCompatKtLint0Dot50Dot0Java
/Users/vincent.potucek/IdeaProjects/spotless/lib/src/compatKtLint0Dot50Dot0/java/com/diffplug/spotless/glue/ktlint/compat/KtLintCompat0Dot50Dot0Adapter.java:58: warning: [ConstantNaming] Constant variables should adhere to the `UPPER_SNAKE_CASE` naming convention
        private static final Logger logger = LoggerFactory.getLogger(KtLintCompat0Dot50Dot0Adapter.class);
                                    ^
    (see https://error-prone.picnic.tech/bugpatterns/ConstantNaming)
  Did you mean 'private static final Logger LOGGER = LoggerFactory.getLogger(KtLintCompat0Dot50Dot0Adapter.class);'?
Refactoring changes were successfully applied to file:///Users/vincent.potucek/IdeaProjects/spotless/lib/src/compatKtLint0Dot50Dot0/java/com/diffplug/spotless/glue/ktlint/compat/KtLintCompat0Dot50Dot0Adapter.java, please check the refactored code and recompile.
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• Add ConstantNaming spotless#4

why its not working on junit?

Despite being able to fix other checks with this setup:

• Enable LexicographicalAnnotationListing junit-team/junit-framework#5058

@rickie

[rickie]

So this line does work and auto applies changes, but the line below doesn't make any changes? Do you see an error or not?

Do you have twice the -XepPatchChecks when enabling the rule or not?

[rickie]

Did you compare both of the setups? So https://github.com/Pankraz76/spotless/pull/4/files and the JUnit one? If it does work for Spotless there is probably something misconfigured for JUnit? That would be my guess.