
Worked on modularizing the uber/NullAway library to enable compatibility with the Java Platform Module System, focusing on improving accessibility and integration for modular Java applications. The project involved reorganizing the codebase into a multi-module layout and introducing a modular annotations JAR, which reduces classpath complexity and supports safer adoption in modern Java toolchains. Using Java and modular programming techniques, the changes aligned the repository with JPMS best practices and laid the foundation for future module-wide enhancements. Documentation and rationale for the architectural update were included in the commit, closing a key issue and clarifying the intended use of the new modules.
April 2026—Delivered a pivotal architectural improvement for uber/NullAway by modularizing the library and enabling Java Platform Module System (JPMS) compatibility. The repository now uses a multi-module layout with a modular annotations JAR, improving accessibility, encapsulation, and ease of integration into modular Java applications. This work reduces classpath friction and positions NullAway for safer adoption in modern toolchains, while laying groundwork for future module-wide optimizations. The change is documented in the commit 480c8d3f67607d3aa1d5326948d3ef0219ac7f76, which closes #1536 and signals intent to use the annotations JAR as a Java module in a modularized application.
April 2026—Delivered a pivotal architectural improvement for uber/NullAway by modularizing the library and enabling Java Platform Module System (JPMS) compatibility. The repository now uses a multi-module layout with a modular annotations JAR, improving accessibility, encapsulation, and ease of integration into modular Java applications. This work reduces classpath friction and positions NullAway for safer adoption in modern toolchains, while laying groundwork for future module-wide optimizations. The change is documented in the commit 480c8d3f67607d3aa1d5326948d3ef0219ac7f76, which closes #1536 and signals intent to use the annotations JAR as a Java module in a modularized application.

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