FWIW, I believe there are some corner cases where type inference works differently under source level 8 compared to source level 7. So my personal approach so far was to upgrade source level for modules I was modifying and where I want to use lambdas, as I could more easily see the potential issues while working on that module.
Jan 17. července 2019 4:18:37 SELČ, Tim Boudreau <niftin...@gmail.com> napsal: >If you feel like fixing all the build warnings due to code not having >generics and the like, sure! :-) > >This is one of those "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" things. There is >nothing wrong with source level 1.6 for infrequently modified code >that's >stable. If it were undergoing a major rewrite, I would expect the >author to >do that sort of thing. But doing it for the sake of aesthetics? Far >better >to spend time on actual features and bug fixes than cosmetic changes >that >don't affect semantics. It would be an utter waste of time, with the >real >risk that accidental semantic changes will be introduced that do break >things. Don't do it unless the reward is worth the risk and the time >that >could be spent doing real work. > >-Tim > >On Mon, Jul 15, 2019 at 5:44 PM Brad Walker <bwal...@musings.com> >wrote: > >> We have 417 project.properties files in the git repo.. >> >> These seem to be part of a Netbeans project for the various different >> components. >> >> I've noticed the project.properties file contains the following: >> >> javac.source=1.6 >> >> Should we not think about maybe bumping that to 1.8? >> >> -brad w. >> >-- >http://timboudreau.com -- Odesláno z mého telefonu s Androidem pomocí pošty K-9 Mail. Omluvte prosím moji stručnost.
