refactor: adapter 구현중..

src/build.gradle

@@ -232,8 +232,10 @@ def verifySpotBugsAnalysisFailureContract =
                     throw new GradleException(
                             'verifySpotBugsAnalysisFailureContract: analysis report verifier is not configured')
                 }
-                Closure<List<String>> analysisFailures =
-                        rootProject.ext.spotBugsAnalysisFailures as Closure<List<String>>
+                // Raw Closure on purpose. The parameterised form, wrapped across two lines, is
+                // valid Groovy and Gradle runs it, but the IDE's Gradle parser reads the trailing
+                // `>>` as the end of a block and reports a syntax error for the rest of the file.
+                def analysisFailures = rootProject.ext.spotBugsAnalysisFailures as Closure
                 Map<String, String> fixtures = [
                         clean   : '<BugCollection><Errors errors="0" missingClasses="0"/></BugCollection>',
                         missing : '<BugCollection><Errors errors="0" missingClasses="1"><MissingClass>fixture.MissingType</MissingClass></Errors></BugCollection>',
@@ -339,6 +341,12 @@ configure(subprojects.findAll { it.childProjects.isEmpty() }) {
     // binding (rationale in README.md). ErrorProne (D5) hooks the same compile tasks: it
     // auto-injects the JDK 16+ --add-exports/--add-opens forking args, so none are added here.
     tasks.withType(JavaCompile).configureEach {
+        // Pinned, not inherited from the platform. Sources carry non-ASCII — Korean comments and
+        // em dashes inside string literals — so a builder whose default charset is not UTF-8
+        // compiles different bytes than this one does. It is also what the Gradle model hands the
+        // IDE as the project encoding; without it every imported project reports "no explicit
+        // encoding set".
+        options.encoding = 'UTF-8'
         ['-parameters', '-Werror', '-Xlint:deprecation', '-Xlint:unchecked'].each { String compilerArg ->
             if (!options.compilerArgs.contains(compilerArg)) {
                 options.compilerArgs.add(compilerArg)