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Expand Up @@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ The following changes in version 1.23 affect Java analysis in all applications.
| Query built from user-controlled sources (`java/sql-injection`) | More results | The query now identifies arguments to `Statement.executeLargeUpdate` and `Connection.prepareCall` as SQL expressions sinks. |
| Query built from local-user-controlled sources (`java/sql-injection-local`) | More results | The query now identifies arguments to `Statement.executeLargeUpdate` and `Connection.prepareCall` as SQL expressions sinks. |
| Query built without neutralizing special characters (`java/concatenated-sql-query`) | More results | The query now identifies arguments to `Statement.executeLargeUpdate` and `Connection.prepareCall` as SQL expressions sinks. |
| Useless comparison test (`java/constant-comparison`) | Fewer false positives | Additional overflow check patterns are now recognized and no longer reported. |
| Useless comparison test (`java/constant-comparison`) | Fewer false positives | Additional overflow check patterns are now recognized and no longer reported. Also, a few bug fixes in the range analysis for floating-point variables means a further reduction in false positives. |

## Changes to libraries

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