Simplify deletion of directory cache temp file#100
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It is a temp *file*, so having recursive deletion logic for it is redundant.
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| import java.util.Objects; | ||
| import java.util.regex.Pattern; | ||
| import run.endive.compiler.Cache; | ||
| import run.endive.experimental.dircache.internal.PathUtils; |
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PathUtils is now completely unused (and also not covered by tests). Should it be removed?
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Yes, dircache is still in experimental state, it's fine to remove an "internal" utility class.
I added a commit on top to fix this and make it mergeable early 🙂
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It is a temp file, so having recursive deletion logic for it seems redundant.
Ignoring the
IOExceptionis similar to what the previously called code inPathUtilsdoes.