Oh: and please use any magic 'reorganize imports' with care on other
folk's code
That's why I didn't volunteer :-) I know that reorganizing the imports
may be a sensible subject ('.*' or not '.*') and IMO it's up to the
projects' committers to decide the way to go.
I'm not sure I'd necessarily want anyone to also go and
re-format all the existing code - just the imports. Just IMO.
IntelliJ (and Eclipse ?) only optimizes the imports, without reformating
the existing code.
Oh, and how about testing? Although a bunch of projects seem to be
using jtest in a number of places, does anyone else have a publicly
available automation system and detailed conformance tests like
xml-xalan?
Xindice has some tests written with JUnit (unit, integration and stress).
-Vladimir
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Vladimir R. Bossicard
Apache Xindice - http://xml.apache.org/xindice
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