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ko...@gmail.com
Could you CC the reviewers to this bug so that they can access it - just so we can get the relevant people involved.
Also is it possible to attach the patch to this bug report so we can see what is involved on the clang side?
Also is it possible to attach the patch to this bug report so we can see what is involved on the clang side?
es...@google.com
adding Chandler, who will have useful opinions on landing mitigations for embargoed vulnerabilities in the LLVM tree
In the past (e.g. when Intel disclosed LVI) our approach was to have patches ready to go and pre-reviewed by appropriate (and appropriately read-in) code owners but not post the patches "for real" until the embargo lifted. Usually this was part of a larger comms strategy where announcements were made in other forums.
Is there an entity beyond security@kernel.org that's coordinating this disclosure?
In the past (e.g. when Intel disclosed LVI) our approach was to have patches ready to go and pre-reviewed by appropriate (and appropriately read-in) code owners but not post the patches "for real" until the embargo lifted. Usually this was part of a larger comms strategy where announcements were made in other forums.
Is there an entity beyond security@kernel.org that's coordinating this disclosure?
an...@google.com
(re-reading, my second paragraph just repeats what you already laid out. Good independent verification but apologies for not reading the dates more carefully.)
Description
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Studio Build: 2.3.1
Version of Gradle Plugin: 2.3.1
Version of Gradle: 3.3
Version of Java: 1.8.0_72 (Oracle Corporation 25.72-b15)
OS: Windows 10 10.0 amd64
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Create a Java module
2. Add another Java module as a dependency to the build file, for example JavaPoet: compile 'com.squareup:javapoet:1.8.0'
3. Try creating a new method spec: MethodSpec.methodBuilder("main").addModifiers(Modifier.PUBLIC, Modifier.STATIC);
Android Studio shows addModifiers(...) is not valid, CTRL + click shows that javax.lang.model.* types couldn't be referenced.