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Minor Code Cleanup #1681

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@mosbat mosbat commented Oct 3, 2024

Issue #1679

@mosbat mosbat force-pushed the mosbat/1679-minor-code-cleanup branch from 52faeeb to 1ab4e2e Compare October 4, 2024 01:06
@mosbat mosbat changed the title Minor code changes are the following: Minor Code Cleanup Oct 4, 2024
@mosbat mosbat force-pushed the mosbat/1679-minor-code-cleanup branch 3 times, most recently from f0ac432 to 29f770a Compare October 6, 2024 02:58
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mosbat commented Oct 8, 2024

@dsyer Please let me know if no further changes needed, so I'll squash the commits. I was told in the past to keep the commits to make it easier for reviewers to see the changes made :)

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dsyer commented Oct 9, 2024

If you can squash and rebase then force push now that would be helpful. Thank you.

-Removed unused variables from few files.
-Added null assertions in some tests.
-Removed unnecessary throw exceptions.
@mosbat mosbat force-pushed the mosbat/1679-minor-code-cleanup branch from 44d48c5 to 0b2abfe Compare October 10, 2024 06:40
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mosbat commented Oct 10, 2024

If you can squash and rebase then force push now that would be helpful. Thank you.

Done, thank you :)

@dsyer dsyer merged commit ae1bb82 into spring-projects:main Oct 10, 2024
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