Write generated sources with UTF-8 charset#147
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FileWriter used the platform default charset, which produces non-portable output on systems where the default is not UTF-8 (e.g. Windows with a cp1252 default). Generated Java source should always be written as UTF-8.
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Summary
Code#writeusedFileWriterwithout a charset, so generated Java source was written using the platform default encoding. That breaks reproducibility across developer machines and CI (notably on Windows where the default is often cp1252).Switched to
Files.newBufferedWriter(..., StandardCharsets.UTF_8).Test plan
mvn installat repo root buildsMojoTest,ExampleTest,GeneretedCodeTest)