Use chaining for all Builder parameters #508
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This is defintely more consistent
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Could you keep it as it were? Thx
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Sure, I'll bring this back in my amended commit.
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any specific reason to delete this?
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My interpretation of the pattern was that ExecutionStrategyParameters had access to the constructors of Builder, while outside classes do not. Given that, ExecutionStrategyParameters#transform(Consumer) could call the constructor directly instead of via an additional layer of indirection (the static accessor of the constructor). There were no external callers of ExecutionStrategyParameters#newParameters(ExecutionStrategyParameters), so it was safe to delete.
What's the reason for using this method?
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yes, you are right: it would be nicer to just call the copy constructor directly and remove this method.
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In general I like this PR ...thank you!
See my comments about final for a change I would like to see.
It is a bit hard to review because of the reordering of code. As a general suggestion: I think it would be better to split up changes and reordering in the future.
Thanks again
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could you remove the final initialiser for the arguments? also for the other methods? thanks
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I tried to fix this up as a maintainer but I cant push upstream to the originating git My git fu is not super strong I have created #524 which is this with the conflcts resolved |
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Do you want this change? In summary, it maintains the
Foo.Builder newFoo()pattern but moves any parameters passed tonewFoomethods to chaining methods.