a few warnings, javadoc, and one missing scheduler parameter #373
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a few warnings, javadoc, and one missing scheduler parameter
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…nd fixed … (ReactiveX#373) * Issue ReactiveX#146: Initial draft of a Bulkhead with bounded queue and fixed thread pool.
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This is just a quick fix for #368 according to @samuelgruetter's comments.
I also removed a few unnecessary
@SuppressWarnings("unchecked")and one unnecessary semicolon.