@@ -38,6 +38,7 @@ public class BaselineErrorProneExtension {
             "PreferListsPartition",
             "PreferSafeLoggableExceptions",
             "PreferSafeLoggingPreconditions",
+            "RawTypes",
             "ReadReturnValueIgnored",
             "RedundantMethodReference",
             "RedundantModifier",
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package com.palantir.baseline.extensions;

import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableList;
import org.gradle.api.Project;
import org.gradle.api.provider.ListProperty;

public class BaselineErrorProneExtension {
    private static final ImmutableList<String> DEFAULT_PATCH_CHECKS = ImmutableList.of(
            // Baseline checks
            "BracesRequired",
            "CatchBlockLogException",
            "CollectionStreamForEach",
            // TODO(ckozak): re-enable pending scala check
            // "CatchSpecificity",
            "ExecutorSubmitRunnableFutureIgnored",
            "FinalClass",
            "LambdaMethodReference",
            "LoggerEnclosingClass",
            "OptionalOrElseMethodInvocation",
            "PreferBuiltInConcurrentKeySet",
            "PreferCollectionTransform",
            "PreferListsPartition",
            "PreferSafeLoggableExceptions",
            "PreferSafeLoggingPreconditions",
            "ReadReturnValueIgnored",
            "RedundantMethodReference",
            "RedundantModifier",
            "Slf4jLevelCheck",
            "Slf4jLogsafeArgs",
            "Slf4jThrowable",
            "StreamOfEmpty",
            "StrictUnusedVariable",
            "StringBuilderConstantParameters",
            "ThrowError",
            "UnnecessaryLambdaArgumentParentheses",
            // TODO(ckozak): re-enable pending scala check
            // "ThrowSpecificity",
            "UnsafeGaugeRegistration",

            // Built-in checks
            "ArrayEquals",
            "MissingOverride",
            "UnnecessaryParentheses",
            "PreferJavaTimeOverload");

    private final ListProperty<String> patchChecks;

    public BaselineErrorProneExtension(Project project) {
        patchChecks = project.getObjects().listProperty(String.class);
        patchChecks.set(DEFAULT_PATCH_CHECKS);
    }

    public final ListProperty<String> getPatchChecks() {
        return patchChecks;
    }
}

This isn't necessary because the RawTypes check does not provide a suggested fix, this list enumerates the checks that we automatically fix by default. I wonder how many projects this will impact, we could implement a automated fix to apply `?` as a replacement. I'm sure there are edge cases that it won't fix, but it should make most cases slightly better. The counterargument is that most of these should be replaced with more precise type parameters that humans are better equipped to write.