Mark member variables that can be final in 3.1#4835
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Updates 3.1 to mark member variables that can be final in the following modules: core, compactor, server-base hadoop-mapreduce, gc, manager, tserver Issue apache#4830
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This applies the same updates from #4831, #4832, #4833, #4834 to 3.1
Updates to mark member variables that can be final in the following modules:
core, server-base hadoop-mapreduce, gc, manager, tserver
Issue #4830
Note: This should be merged forward into elasticity by itself as an empty commit using
git merge -s oursbecause elasticity already had these changes applied.