Cesar Puerta

Thanks, Kevin! Yeah, that's a good point. Ideally, the information should be available in code. Would you consider something like looking up a @RunWith annotation applied to a package? In...

Ah, thanks for the pointer. Yeah, I feel that the meaning of `@RunWith` or `@Ignore` when applied to a package would be well defined. I can see the point that...

I hit a snag with using package annotations: it appears that Java will only initialize `Package` objects when first loading a class from the package. This is ok if annotating...

@kcooney yeah, I agree. I was just hoping for a more powerful solution, but I understand that discoverability is an important goal. It's a shame that Java support for package...

@brianegge I disagree. A package-level `@Ignore` annotation as you suggested in your original request can be really useful, as there's no convenient way to disable a set of test un...

Is this a practice that you'd like to promote, declaring multiple extensions with a single type? I'd be concerned about plugins misusing it, for example, by declaring instances of their...

I guess that I worry that introducing an API to access multiple instances of an extension type does promote the practice, indirectly. But I can see how, strictly speaking, it's...

One alternative to consider is to not use a resource file at all, and instead just pass in all configuration in system properties. Splitting the configuration to a separate task...

Hey! Yeah, Serial is not tied to Android at all - we just happen to use it in an Android application. Try it out and let us know if it...

Hey Michael, Yes, the code is production ready. Twitter for Android has been using it for 2+ years but serializing all sorts of data models into parcels and the database,...