We were currently ignoring both deprecation and serial warnings. This prevents warnings during the build, but hides useful information about code that could/should be changed for all sorts of reasons. In some instances of such warnings, the appropriate action is already being taken (e.g. StorageUtils), so instead of ignoring all warnings, we can just add a @SuppressWarnings("deprecation") in the appropriate methods. Others scenarios will require more effort, like replacing ProgressDialogs with something else. Let's re-enable the lint warnings and work our way through them. Closes: #3273
AntennaPod
This is the official repository of AntennaPod, the easy-to-use, flexible and open-source podcast manager for Android.
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