Remove AppleExtension library#2823
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LGTM! Thank you for tackling this one. |
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@Spatrik95 I'll go ahead and merge and add change log afterwards. |
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The official Apple documentation describes that the OSXAdapter class makes work of the macOS Application Bar's Quit, About, and Preferences menu items. I removed the extension library and the adapter class from the codebase, and I tried the GUI again, and the menu items are still working. The About and Quit items are working as they should. The Preferences menu doesn't exist, but the Preferences/Reconfigure menu item can be found under the File menu. It's okay, I guess.
I tested with the
./spotbugsand./spotbugs2commands too and the application is working fine, I can load files, use the functions.I compiled by Java 21.0.1 (12) and tested on macOS Sonoma 14.2.1. I didn't get any exceptions on the console while I tested the application.
Some screenshot:
fixes #1324
fixes #418
fixes #2818