When one has console annotations enabled (e.g. via the Timestamper plugin), the warnings count is (sometimes) miscalculated. And worse: the warnings change from build to build without code changes.

Warnings look the e.g. like this:

DataProviderHelper.java:80, Eclipse Java Compiler, Priority: Normal

[8mha:AAAAdB+LCAAAAAAAAABb85aBtbiIQSOjNKU4P0+vIKc0PTOvWK8kMze1uCQxtyC1SC8ExvbLL0llgABGJgZGLwaB3MycnMzi4My85FTXgvzkjIoiBimoScn5ecX5Oal6zhAaVS9DRQGQNu5k0LsPAPYXhGGBAAAA[0mPropertyModel is a raw type. References to generic type PropertyModel should be parameterized

DataProviderHelper.java:80, Eclipse Java Compiler, Priority: Normal

[8mha:AAAAdB+LCAAAAAAAAABb85aBtbiIQSOjNKU4P0+vIKc0PTOvWK8kMze1uCQxtyC1SC8ExvbLL0llgABGJgZGLwaB3MycnMzi4My85FTXgvzkjIoiBimoScn5ecX5Oal6zhAaVS9DRQGQNu5k0HsAAMs64teBAAAA[0mPropertyModel is a raw type. References to generic type PropertyModel should be parameterized

The plugin doesn't seem to recognize the 2 warnings as duplicate and therefore counts them as 2 warnings