From Alex Buckley:
The wording of the logging output is "Loading preview feature type $NAME". That sounds like the type is part of the preview feature, i.e., involved in supporting the preview feature, e.g., the java.lang.AutoCloseable type if the try-with-resources statement had been a preview feature. The word "type" also seems unusually abstract for logging output. Recommend "Loading class file that depends on preview features: $NAME", or, if it's redundant to say "Loading class file" in a log about class loading, then "$NAME depends on preview features of Java SE $RELEASE_THAT_CORRESPONDS_TO_MAJOR_VERSION"
The wording of the logging output is "Loading preview feature type $NAME". That sounds like the type is part of the preview feature, i.e., involved in supporting the preview feature, e.g., the java.lang.AutoCloseable type if the try-with-resources statement had been a preview feature. The word "type" also seems unusually abstract for logging output. Recommend "Loading class file that depends on preview features: $NAME", or, if it's redundant to say "Loading class file" in a log about class loading, then "$NAME depends on preview features of Java SE $RELEASE_THAT_CORRESPONDS_TO_MAJOR_VERSION"