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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 03c08d13b42b17ce92ddce792090b42b0c389f6a and 505e32c829173d74c53bc9a909e21b43708914c2.
The updates focus on enhancing custom response management within a Java application, specifically transitioning from a list-based approach to utilizing collections for handling MariaCustomResponse
entities. This shift includes modifications in how custom responses are accessed, managed, and stored, particularly emphasizing the use of Collection<MariaCustomResponse>
over List<? extends CustomResponseData>
. Additionally, there's a notable adjustment in accessing data management functions, moving from a global manager to using methods within the guildEntity
.
File Path | Change Summary |
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.../essential/NewResponse.java .../essential/RemoveResponse.java |
- Added MariaCustomResponse import. - Transitioned from List<? extends CustomResponseData> to Collection<MariaCustomResponse> . - Updated data management access methods. |
.../entities/GuildData.java .../entities/mariadb/MariaGuild.java |
- Enhanced custom response management with Collection<MariaCustomResponse> . - Implemented methods for getting, setting, adding, and removing custom responses. |
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In the realm of code, where logic intertwines,
A rabbit hopped forth, changing lines by lines.
From lists to collections, a leap so bold,
Managing responses, in ways untold.
"To improve, to enhance," it softly said,
With each hop and jump, it swiftly sped.
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ForeignCollection is ORMLite specific, and it doesn't work as well anyway (I've had many issues with it). As long as it's properly annotated a normal collection works fine.
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