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The Checker Framework enhances Java’s type system to make it more powerful and useful. This lets software developers detect and prevent errors in their Java programs. The Checker Framework includes compiler plug-ins ("checkers") that find bugs or verify their absence. It also permits you to write your own compiler plug-ins.

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call.invalid.ui=Calling a method with %s effect from a context limited to %s effects.
annotations.conflicts=A method may only have one effect annotation from @UI, @AlwaysSafe, and @PolyUI.
override.effect.invalid=%s in %s cannot override %s in %s; a method override may only be @UI if it overrides an @UI method.
override.effect.invalid.polymorphic=%s in %s cannot override %s in %s; a method override may only be @PolyUIEffect if it overrides a @PolyUIEffect method.
override.effect.invalid.nonui=%s in %s cannot override %s in %s; a method override may only be @UI if it overrides an @UI method (overriding non-UI instantiation of supertype).
override.effect.warning.inheritance=%s in %s overrides a method with @UI effect (%s in %s) and another method with an @AlwaysSafe effect (%s in %s).  This is discouraged.
polymorphism.invalid=Only @PolyUIType types may have @PolyUIEffect methods.
inheritance.polymorphic.invalid=An effect-polymorphic type may only inherit from another effect-polymorphic type (%s extends/implements %s).
effects.redundant.uitype=This method is annotated @UIEffect, which is redundant because the enclosing type is @UIType.