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[MDEP-832] - Remove commons-collections-4 #255

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[MDEP-832] - Remove commons-collections-4 #255

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@khmarbaise khmarbaise commented Oct 20, 2022

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return new LinkedHashSet<>(
CollectionUtils.disjunction( modelDependencies2, new LinkedHashSet<>( modelDependencies2 ) ) );
// @formatter:on
Util.symmetricDifference( modelDependencies2, new LinkedHashSet<>( modelDependencies2 ) ) );
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I struggled on that one a few weeks ago.
Given the two sets are the same, I think the result will always be an empty set.
So I would just simply remove that call and the two added classes.

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No they are not the same. The first list (modelDependencies2) contains two entries (junit) while the hashset contains only a single entry of that and the result must be the single junit-jar difference. Check the unit test: TestAnalyzeDuplicateMojo testcase testDuplicate and testDuplicate2 which references src/test/resources/unit/duplicate-dependencies/plugin-config.xml and the src/test/resources/unit/duplicate-dependencies/plugin-config2.xml which contains exactly those cases.

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Ah, got it. But then, wouldn't it be simpler and more understandable :

    /**
     * Remove exactly one instance of each element from the given list. 
     */
    static <O> List<O> symmetricDifference( Collection<O> elements )
    {
        List<O> list = new ArrayList<>( elements );
        Set<O> set = new HashSet<>( elements );
        list.removeIf( set::remove );
        return list;
    }

It passes the slightly adapted tests in the UtilTest (the two last ones).

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It could even be inlined with a simple comment...

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The shortest form could be:

    private Set<String> findDuplicateDependencies( List<Dependency> modelDependencies )
    {
        List<String> modelDependencies2 = modelDependencies.stream()
                .map( Dependency::getManagementKey ).collect( Collectors.toList() );
        // remove one instance of each element from the list
        modelDependencies2.removeIf( new HashSet<>( modelDependencies2 )::remove );
        // keep a single instance of each duplicate
        return new LinkedHashSet<>( modelDependencies2 );
    }

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I agree with Guillaume. Please simplify (or remove) the util class with the code he provided.
After that, consider my changes request obsolete. :)

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import static java.util.stream.Collectors.summingInt;
import static java.util.stream.Collectors.toList;

class Util
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This needs a more specific name. Arguably this can be a private method in the class that uses it.

@asfgit asfgit merged commit c6973da into master Aug 15, 2023
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@asfgit asfgit deleted the MDEP-832 branch August 15, 2023 15:49
@@ -260,11 +260,6 @@ under the License.
<artifactId>commons-collections4</artifactId>

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didn't you mean to remove this one?

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elharo commented Oct 26, 2023

There were a number of pom changes in flight at the same time so it looks like some of the PRs got a little mixed up when resolving merge conflicts, but I think it is removed at HEAD.

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