Prior to this MapStruct would only use `Elements#getTypeElement`.
With this PR if the mapper being generated is within a module MapStruct will use that module
for the methods that are needed (getTypeElement and getPackageElement).
Adapt the build to require a minimum Java 11 for building the processor module.
Adapt the GitHub actions to properly run integration tests with Java 8
Ignore Java 9 usages for the animal-sniffer-plugin
Support for Jakarta is done in 2 ways:
* current jsr330 component model - In this case Jakarta Inject will be used if javax.inject is not available
* new jakarta component model - In this case Jakarta Inject will always be used
Instead of importing all classes, inner classes will be used through their top level classes only.
This also fixes the problem in #2593 since inner classes are no longer imported but used through their top classes
MapStruct should not use types that are outside of java.base.
This makes sure that no additional dependencies (such as jaxb-api) are needed on the annotation processor path
Update GitHub Actions for tests to run on Java 11, 13, 16 and 17-ea.
Update Lombok so tests can run on 16+
Add jaxb-runtime dependency to the maven-jaxb2-plugin see https://github.com/highsource/maven-jaxb2-plugin/issues/148
Disable cdi integration test on Java 16+ until we find a solution for them
* Upgrade japicmp-maven-plugin to 0.15.2
* Do not use deprecated for removal Long constructor
* Update Spring to 5.3.3
* Upgrade Lombok to 1.18.16 + add lombok-mapstruct-binding
By default the constructor argument names are used to extract the target properties.
If a constructor is annotated with an annotation named `@ConstructorProperties` (from any package) then it would be used to extract the target properties.
If a mapping target has a parameterless empty constructor it would be used to instantiate the target.
When there are multiple constructors then an annotation named `@Default` (from any package) can be used to mark a constructor that should be used by default when instantiating the target.
Supports mapping into Java 14 Records and Kotlin data classes out of the box
Due to a bug in javac (JDK-8229535) for an annotation with Class values, instead of returning a TypeMirror with TypeKind#ERROR the compiler returns the string "<error>". Eclipse doesn't have this problem currently.
Disable one test in GenericsHierarchyTest for Eclipse on Java 8 due to a bug in the Tycho compiler.
Disable freeBuilder integration test for Eclipse since there are some problems in the second round of annotation processing (no ModelElementProcessor(s) are found)
