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Github user mureinik commented on the issue:
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@PascalSchumacher I posed PR #249 to do so, thanks.
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+1 to adding the check
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Github user mureinik commented on the issue:
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@PascalSchumacher Using uppercase L for long literals can also easily be
enforced by checkstyle. Should I add this check, or would that be more of a
nuisance than it's worth?
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Thanks! :+1:
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