use accessModifiers in JavadocVariableCheck #274
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Looks like checkstyle/checkstyle#9280 has stalled. I'll close this for now but we can re-open it when the changes land in checkstyle. |
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Checkstyle has changed the
scopeproperty toaccessModifiersinJavadocVariableCheck. This PR will update spring-javaformat's Checkstyle config to accommodate this (breaking) change, which will be included in an upcoming Checkstyle release. When the corresponding Checkstyle version is released, I will turn this draft PR into a (regular) PR and update the Checkstyle version number.The breaking Checkstyle change is subject of checkstyle/checkstyle#9277 (comment mentioning spring-javaformat).