Actually use Java7ClassValue when using Java 7+.#1616
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Actually use Java7ClassValue when using Java 7+.
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This should be included into jruby-1_7 branch as well, right? |
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@cky jruby-1_7 is preferred for 1.8, 1.9+ compat fixes and other non-risky backwards compatible changes. If there is any risk or if public signatures change then master is a better place. It sounds like this could have went to jruby-1_7 as well. Don't sweat it though we are used to moving stuff around across branches... |
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I cherry-picked it to jruby-1_7 here: f1d3620 |
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When f5850a5 was created, the
org.jruby.java.proxies.ClassValueProxyCacheclass was renamed asorg.jruby.util.collections.Java7ClassValue. But that class was only referenced via reflection, and so IDE-based refactoring did not catch it, andJava7ClassValueended up being totally unused.