Close streams in finally block. #115
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Close input and output streams in a finally block so that they do not linger around and occupy system resources when an exception occurs.
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Close streams in finally block.
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The FileUtils use input and output streams which are closed within the try block instead of a finally block. This patch moves the close into a finally block to make sure that system resources get freed.
Just as a comment, one may want to revisit the class and change the catching of Throwables to catching Exceptions instead, as Errors should usually not be caught by an application.