Through an analysis using the PMD tool, it has been identified that the Utils class currently undertakes a significant number of responsibilities and violates the principles of cohesion and low coupling. This makes code maintenance and extension more challenging and less sustainable in the long run.
Proposal
The proposal of this issue is to refactor the Utils class in order to distribute its responsibilities into more specific and cohesive classes. This will help enhance code readability, maintainability, and extensibility.
Description
Context
Through an analysis using the PMD tool, it has been identified that the Utils class currently undertakes a significant number of responsibilities and violates the principles of cohesion and low coupling. This makes code maintenance and extension more challenging and less sustainable in the long run.
Proposal
The proposal of this issue is to refactor the Utils class in order to distribute its responsibilities into more specific and cohesive classes. This will help enhance code readability, maintainability, and extensibility.