Github user synhershko commented on the issue:
https://github.com/apache/lucenenet/pull/191
> AFAIK, the Support namespace is for pieces that need to be sourced from
the JDK and/or close approximations to what is in the JDK that don't exist in
the .NET framework.
This is correct. Also can be used for adding code that makes emulation
easier.
> There are 2 different PriorityQueue types in Lucene.Net
Is there a reason for this? Can we stay with one?
> AFAIK, close() is being universally replaced with Dispose() rather than
dealing with the (confusing) redundancy.
Correct. Will also allow for using `IDisposable` and `using() {}`. We
should probably start documenting those API deviations.
> IMO, it makes more sense just to comment it out or remove the file from
the project
I concur. It may used by the randomized tests plugin, but we can't leave
that out for now.
> We should probably just remove this type and use the native
ObjectDisposedException.
Sounds logically enough. Let's not forget to docuement all those changes,
also in code so future porting work doesn't rewind this work.
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