rmuir opened a new issue, #11969:
URL: https://github.com/apache/lucene/issues/11969
### Description
Currently the error-prone is a long list of disabled checks. The problem is
that on upgrade, more checks get enabled and slip into our configuration.
Because of this, our error-prone has become very slow. For example
android-specific checks are enabled.
The error-prone performance seems to be linear to the number of checks. I
think we should disable all checks, then only enable the ones we want (e.g.
ones that are not duplicated with JDK or ECJ checks). With this approach, we
may be able to enable error-prone checking by default.
behavior of `main`:
```
225.22 sec. compileTestJava
223.56 sec. compileJava
```
behavior of error-prone with all checks disabled:
```
76.24 sec. compileJava
64.06 sec. compileTestJava
```
behavior of error-prone with just 12 checks enabled:
```
84.49 sec. compileJava
72.10 sec. compileTestJava
```
For this issue, i'd like to simply "invert" the list to be a list of checks
that are currently enabled. So it won't really change functionality, but
instead we can more visibly see what we have turned on and then fix it in a
later issue.
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