Fail spring-security-test on javadoc warnings#18592
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Thanks for the Pull Request! This is now merged into main 😄 |
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Found no existing javadoc warnings by running ./gradlew --no-build-cache clean :spring-security-test:javadoc
Applied the javadoc-warnings-error plugin to ensure any future Javadoc warnings result in a build failure, as requested in gh-18443 and following the example in #18517.
Closes gh-18467