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There are travis failures.

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Good work! - just a few minor comments.


public AbstractRegexPatternFileListFilter(String pattern) {
this.pattern = Pattern.compile(pattern);
this(Pattern.compile(pattern));
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NPE if pattern==null

* @since 5.1.3
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public void setAge(Duration age) {
setAge(age.get(ChronoUnit.SECONDS));
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Why not just age.getSeconds() ? Simpler, and functionally the same.

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Because it is not public 😄

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toSeconds() is private, but...

    public long getSeconds() {
        return seconds;
    }

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Doh!

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StreamHolder ctor must be protected to avoid synthetic ctor.

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I think that's enough for the current round.
We have a lot of hard logic in those classes. It's almost impossible to simplify complexity over there.

Another point is to work out a rule for ourselves to check Sonar report when we touch some classes and fix smells together with the original reported issue.
That's really too much mind effort to come with the proper refactoring, although I should admit this is really useful task to do anyway! We learn something for good habit, plus in many cases we really fix leaks 😄

I will push fixes according your review when you done.

Thanks

@garyrussell garyrussell merged commit a609bd9 into spring-projects:master Jan 25, 2019
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Another point is to work out a rule for ourselves to check Sonar report when we touch some classes and fix smells together with the original reported issue.

I don't think I want to go to the trouble of a Sonar build for every PR (or even going to check Sonar to see if changed files have existing smells); right now, I am fine with our practice of fixing any new smells we introduce (or are reported because we touched a file) the next day when we get an alert.

As long as we obey the "no new smells" rule and "fewer smells in this release than the last one" rule, we will eventually reduce them to zero.

We have removed ~1000 smells (45%) in just a short few months (and mainly done that as background tasks).

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