I don't have a good idea about what could break, but who knows what we'll
find. I think we will at least want a flag to turn it on and off. It might
be temporary just to land the patch; not sure if it should survive until
the 2.6 release.




On Wed, Jun 5, 2013 at 9:03 AM, Stephen Haberman
<[email protected]>wrote:

> Hey,
>
> So, there is a CL out there that I have kinda/sorta been shepherding
> along to add support to GWT-RPC for final fields.
>
> The current CL is kinda complicated right now, because we have at least
> two flags about whether to turn final-fields on/off and also whether to
> warn about it when it is off.
>
> Seems like things would just be a lot simpler if we could say, screw
> it, final fields are always serialized. No options, no warnings. It
> just works.
>
> If we were building GWT-RPC from scratch, this is how it would work.
>
> However, previously in the "we can never break anything ever"-era of
> GWT, this was deemed a breaking change and so not allowed.
>
> Given we seem to have lightened up on that, I'd like to re-ask, how
> about for GWT 2.6, final fields are always serialized, no options, no
> warnings, it just works?
>
> Any -1s? Otherwise I'll assume it's okay and move the CL over to Gerrit
> and simplify it.
>
> - Stephen
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