ResourceList#forEachInputStream has the ignoreIOException and really handles IOException as such, but InputStreamConsumer#accept has no method signature to throw IOException.

Expected Behaviour

• IOException can be thrown from InputStreamConsumer.
• ResourceList#forEachInputStream can catch IOException thrown from InputStreamConsumer.
• If true as the ignoreIOExceptions options is given to ResourceList#forEachInputStream method, an exceptions thrown from InputStreamConsumer will be ignored.

Actual Behaviour

• InputStreamConsumer#accept has no method signature to throw IOException.
• Users should surround with there IO operation code with try/catch and rethrow IOException wrapped with UncheckedIOException or any other RuntimeException.
• But UncheckedIOExceptions or any other RuntimeExceptions won't be catched in forEachInputStream method.
• The ignoreIOExceptions option will be ignored.

Reporduce Code

The following code gives a compile error.

try (ScanResult scanResult = new ClassGraph()
    .scan()) {
  scanResult.getAllResources()
  .forEachInputStream((resource, inputStream) -> {
    throw new IOException("test");
  }, true);
}

The compilation error can be eliminated, but UncheckedIOException won't be ignored.

try (ScanResult scanResult = new ClassGraph()
    .scan()) {
  scanResult.getAllResources()
  .forEachInputStream((resource, inputStream) -> {
    try {
      throw new IOException("test");
    } catch (IOException e) {
      throw new UncheckedIOException(e);
    }
  }, true);
}

Other methods

ResourceList#forEachByteBuffer has the same problem. IOException cannot be thrown from ByteBufferConsumer, but only IOException can be ignored.