PMD 7.8.0

Release date: 29-November-2024

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Getting Help

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There are numerous ways of getting help:

Search for already existing questions on StackOverflow.
If you can’t find your problem, post a new question. Don’t forget to tag the question with pmd.
If you found a bug, please create a new github issue.
You can also ask questions on github discussions.
Or you can join the Mailing List or browse through the mailing list archive.
Ask your question in our Gitter room.
Ask your question our PMD Guru at Gurubase.
Of course, you can also directly jump to our source code on github.