Possible bug with classpath scan ignore feature

[pith]

Currently all the classes annotated by an annotation ending with Ignore are ignored by the classpath scan. This might cause bugs hard to find. Because any annotation not necessarily related to Nuun or a framework based on Nuun can exclude a class from the scan. For instance org.junit.Ignore (It is not a good example but you see my point).

I think that the extensibility should be done by metaannotating an annotation with the Nuun Ignore annotation.

if (annotation.annotationType().equals(Ignore.class) ||  annotation.annotationType().getName().endsWith("Ignore"))
{
    toKeep = false;
}

kernel/core/src/main/java/io/nuun/kernel/core/internal/scanner/AbstractClasspathScanner.java

Line 95 in 7aa955e

if (annotation.annotationType().equals(Ignore.class) || annotation.annotationType().getName().endsWith("Ignore"))

[ejemba]

@pith you are right. this feature was one of the first introduced.
So your proposition make sense.
Go for it !