Currently the ProGuardMojo uses Javadoc tags to define Mojo settings and parameters. That seems to be the legacy approach and using the corresponding Java annotations (e.g. @Mojo and @Parameter) should be preferred nowadays.
The Maven builds also produce these warnings currently:
[WARNING] Deprecated extractor java-javadoc extracted 1 descriptor. Upgrade your Mojo definitions.
[WARNING] You should use Mojo Annotations instead of Javadoc tags.
If you want I can give it a try in the next days or weeks.
Currently the
ProGuardMojouses Javadoc tags to define Mojo settings and parameters. That seems to be the legacy approach and using the corresponding Java annotations (e.g.@Mojoand@Parameter) should be preferred nowadays.The Maven builds also produce these warnings currently:
If you want I can give it a try in the next days or weeks.