Hi, I'm recently using an l2jserver project and I noticed something, why does every L2j project hide warnings instead of modifying the system? I have looked at java updates 1.8 to 11, 12, 14 and 15 whenever there is a java update, it always adds a warn ocut. Wouldn't that directly affect project performance with code leaks?
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Hi, I'm recently using an l2jserver project and I noticed something, why does every L2j project hide warnings instead of modifying the system? I have looked at java updates 1.8 to 11, 12, 14 and 15 whenever there is a java update, it always adds a warn ocut. Wouldn't that directly affect project performance with code leaks?
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