We are shipping new features annotated with specific annotations (@Alpha and @Beta). I added those as excludes, so adding a new feature does not count e.g. against semantic versioning (I can ship a new feature annotated as @Beta and still only increase patch level).
It would be nice to have those reported as "warn" (IAW reported but not breaking the build). While we are fine with shipping patches with alpha and beta-quality features, getting a heads up that when we turn the beta off, this might break compatibility (especially backwards compatibility) would be a good thing.
Is there a way to define some excludes as "warn but not fail". We have other includes where we don't want warning or excluding at all. I can define includes and excludes but there does not seem to be a way to define a "third" category.
We are shipping new features annotated with specific annotations (
@Alphaand@Beta). I added those as excludes, so adding a new feature does not count e.g. against semantic versioning (I can ship a new feature annotated as@Betaand still only increase patch level).It would be nice to have those reported as "warn" (IAW reported but not breaking the build). While we are fine with shipping patches with alpha and beta-quality features, getting a heads up that when we turn the beta off, this might break compatibility (especially backwards compatibility) would be a good thing.
Is there a way to define some excludes as "warn but not fail". We have other includes where we don't want warning or excluding at all. I can define includes and excludes but there does not seem to be a way to define a "third" category.