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JDK-8259530: Generated docs contain MIT/GPL-licenced works without reproducing the licence #3954
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try (OutputStream out = df.openOutputStream()) { | ||
Files.copy(entry, out); | ||
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I'm surprised to see you using Files.copy(Path source, OutputStream out)
instead of DocFile.copyFile(DocFile)
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Last time I suggested we use Files.copy instead of the DocFile.copyFile in jdk.javadoc, you argued that the latter is more helpful to an end-user:
In terms of general philosophy, when any IO problem occurs, I think it is important to specify the file involved, to give the end-user the best information for that person to diagnose the external condition. To me, that is better and more specific than saying "error copying from A to B, something went wrong with one of them".
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Yeah, good call.
It required some tweaks to DocFile
and DocFileFactory
to make it happen, but it's a move in the right direction.
DocFileFactory
used to be new and clever and encapsulated the different kinds of file system. Now, NIO is accepted and standard. I would still keep DocFile
to encapsulate Path
vs. FileObject
, but there is potential cleanup to improve this part of the code, and (most notably) convert command-line options to use Path
instead of String
where that is appropriate. But that is a different PR.
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Update the copyright years and you're good to go.
private StandardDocFile(Path file) { | ||
StandardDocFile(Path file) { | ||
this.file = file; | ||
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/** Create a StandardDocFile for a given location and relative path. */ | ||
private StandardDocFile(Location location, DocPath path) { | ||
StandardDocFile(Location location, DocPath path) { |
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Why did you remove these two private
modifiers?
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Please review a change for JavaDoc, for the Standard Doclet to copy legal header files into the generated docs from a default or designated directory.
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