Release 0.1.0#144
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Pull Request Overview
This PR releases version 0.1.0 and includes several refactoring updates across test and utility modules along with adjustments to annotation processing and logging utilities. Key changes include refactoring static imports and null handling in test utilities, updating method and annotation utility comparisons, and extending Maven workflow triggers to include both "dev" and "main" branches.
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
| LoggerUtilsTest.java | Updated static import usage for logger methods in tests. |
| FieldUtilsTest.java | Refactored null checks and updated tests for field lookup utilities. |
| ExecutableElementComparator.java | Improved parameter comparison strategy for executable elements. |
| Compiler.java | Enhanced source path detection and logging in the compiler utility. |
| AnnotationUtils.java | Refactored annotation lookup and attribute resolution logic. |
| .github/workflows/maven-build.yml | Expanded branch triggers for the Maven build workflow. |
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| value = CharSequenceComparator.INSTANCE.compare(ps1.get(i).asType().toString(), ps2.get(i).asType().toString()); | ||
| if (value != 0) { |
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Comparing parameter types by converting them to strings may be susceptible to changes in type formatting. Consider using a more robust type comparison (e.g. comparing the underlying type elements) to ensure consistency.
| value = CharSequenceComparator.INSTANCE.compare(ps1.get(i).asType().toString(), ps2.get(i).asType().toString()); | |
| if (value != 0) { | |
| if (!ps1.get(i).asType().equals(ps2.get(i).asType())) { | |
| value = ps1.get(i).asType().toString().compareTo(ps2.get(i).asType().toString()); |
| element = valueOf(componentClass, element.toString()); | ||
| } | ||
| Array.set(array, i, element); | ||
| Class componentClass = resolveClass(componentTypeName, classLoader); |
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The direct use of resolveClass without a try-catch block may lead to runtime failures if the component class is not found. Ensure that resolveClass handles missing classes gracefully or consider reintroducing exception handling here.
| Class componentClass = resolveClass(componentTypeName, classLoader); | |
| Class componentClass; | |
| try { | |
| componentClass = resolveClass(componentTypeName, classLoader); | |
| } catch (ClassNotFoundException e) { | |
| throw new IllegalArgumentException("Failed to resolve class: " + componentTypeName, e); | |
| } |
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