refactor: remove deprecated methods from parameter extractor #2156
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Purpose
Removing methods from the
AbstractParameterExtractorthat are marked as deprecated since release0.90.0.Deprecations
The following methods have been deprecated since
0.90.0and are now removed:String fileContentsAsString(String internalName)byte[] fileContentsAsByteArray(String internalName)InputStream fileContentsAsStream(String internalName)String selectedFileFetchUrl(String internalName)They all can be replaced by using the FileApi of the StreamPipesClient.
In addition,
<V> V selectedSingleValueFromRemote(String internalName, Class<V> targetClass)is removed which can be replaced byselectedSingleValue(String, Class)Remarks
PR introduces (a) breaking change(s): no
PR introduces (a) deprecation(s): yes