One possible solution is to ensure that all the required dependencies are included and up-to-date in the project. This can be done by updating the build file (e.g. pom.xml for a Maven project) or adding the missing dependencies to the classpath in the IDE.
If the issue persists even after ensuring all the dependencies are present, it may be necessary to recompile the project sources to generate the missing class files for the enums. This can be done by running a clean build (i.e. deleting the target/classes directory and rebuilding the project) or by manually generating the missing class files using a tool like javac.
Alternatively, if the warning is not causing actual errors or issues in the project, it may be acceptable to simply ignore the warning or suppress it using annotations or compiler flags.
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