Patch five (in bugzilla) fixes the last of the simple checkstyle warnings.
http://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=16429
The URI class has some variables that I can't provide javadoc for
because quite simply, I don't understand what they're used for. There
are some comments there but they make no sense to me. If someone who
understands the URI class could provide javadoc for these, it would be
appreciated. They start on line 1532.
There are lots of TODO: comments in the code. There were also a bunch
of FIXME: comments which I've changed to "TODO" because checkstyle will
warn us about TODO but not FIXME. Longer term we should probably change
checkstyle to look for FIXME as well but for now it was easier to change
those comments.
Two of the javadoc "@see" tags are longer than 100 characters. Since
javadoc doesn't like its tags broken onto multiple lines, I'd like to
have checkstyle ignore line lengths on @see tags like it does for the
header line.
While there are lots of "line is too long" warnings left, none of these
are over 100 characters so assuming that we change checkstyle to have a
maximum size of 100, all these will go away. (the current setting is
still 80).
Whats left after that are things that can't be changed without possibly
breaking code that uses httpclient. Public or protected variables with
names that don't conform to the checkstyle rules.
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Mike Bowler
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- Bug 16429: Align the code base with checkstyle Mike Bowler
- Re: Bug 16429: Align the code base with checkstyle Jeffrey Dever
- Re: Bug 16429: Align the code base with checkstyle Mike Bowler
- Re: Bug 16429: Align the code base with checkstyle Jeffrey Dever
