Lombok is not affected by this, as it is not an annotation processor.

The most popular annotation processor that I've seen "in the wild" is the Hibernate Metamodel Generator (https://hibernate.org/orm/tooling/).

Also, Immutables (https://immutables.github.io/), my favorite Lombok alternative, is affected.

Of note, you can bypass this more-security-concious approach by just passing `-prof:full` to javac.

I know of these:

- Immutables - Autovalue - Mapstruct - Checker Framework

There's quite a list here https://github.com/gunnarmorling/awesome-annotation-processi... (Though I don't think Error Prone is actually an annotation processor, but rather a javac plugin.)

There's some irony in that Immutables and Autovalue are often named as alternatives for people that dislike Lombok's implementation but do like (some of) Lombok's features.

No other comes to mind. Most other libraries are proper annotation processors, meaning they abide by the rules and are only additive, generating new classes. One such would be mapstruct which is pretty frequently used.