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Sean Owen updated SPARK-25984:
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Description:
While working on JDK 11 support, I noticed a lot of new deprecation warnings.
80% of them seem to be from two easily-fixable sources:
- Class.newInstance() is deprecated
- Almost all constructors from primitive wrapper classes like Integer are
deprecated
These are easy to fix because there have long been equivalent, better
alternatives:
- Just call .getConstructor().newInstance()
- Replace new Integer(x) with Integer.valueOf(x), etc
The latter has the advantage, for integral types, of not even allocating a new
object for small values.
We should just fix these to clean up the build output.
was:
While working on JDK 11 support, I noticed a lot of new deprecation warnings.
80% of them seem to be from two easily-fixable sources:
- Class.newInstance() is deprecated
- Almost all constructors from primitive box classes like Integer are deprecated
These are easy to fix because there have long been equivalent, better
alternatives:
- Just call .getConstructor().getInstance()
- Replace new Integer(x) with Integer.valueOf(x), etc
The latter has the advantage, for integral types, of not even allocating a new
object for small values.
We should just fix these to clean up the build output.
Summary: Remove deprecated .newInstance(), primitive wrapper class
constructor calls (was: Remove deprecated .newInstance(), primitive box class
constructor calls)
> Remove deprecated .newInstance(), primitive wrapper class constructor calls
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> Key: SPARK-25984
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SPARK-25984
> Project: Spark
> Issue Type: Sub-task
> Components: Spark Core, SQL, Structured Streaming
> Affects Versions: 3.0.0
> Reporter: Sean Owen
> Assignee: Sean Owen
> Priority: Minor
>
> While working on JDK 11 support, I noticed a lot of new deprecation warnings.
> 80% of them seem to be from two easily-fixable sources:
> - Class.newInstance() is deprecated
> - Almost all constructors from primitive wrapper classes like Integer are
> deprecated
> These are easy to fix because there have long been equivalent, better
> alternatives:
> - Just call .getConstructor().newInstance()
> - Replace new Integer(x) with Integer.valueOf(x), etc
> The latter has the advantage, for integral types, of not even allocating a
> new object for small values.
> We should just fix these to clean up the build output.
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