Changes to make binary compatible with java 15 #849
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## [2.14.1](v2.14.0...v2.14.1) (2023-01-15) ### Miscellaneous Chores * Make binary compatible with java 15 ([#849](#849)) ([3fe18cf](3fe18cf))
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Hi I noticed rewriting the property blocks using apply semantics makes the code execute on more recent versions of Java, as this is my first contribution to the project it would be great to understand what is the process of contributing and how to verify I haven't caused any regression in the code.
Any advice, tips or comments are welcomed and I hope this pr can result in a successful addition to the Appium project