Easy Config-related cleanups
See original GitHub issueDescription After #5387, there are several configuration constructs that can be cleaned up in core and extensions.
- Any
@ConfigItem
which has a primitive type likeint
orboolean
that has an explicit default value of0
orfalse
can have the default value removed. - Any
@ConfigItem
with a primitive wrapper type likeInteger
orBoolean
with an explicit default value of0
orfalse
should be changed to use the primitive type instead and remove the default value. - Any
@ConfigItem
of typeOptional<Integer>
can be changed toOptionalInt
. - Any
@ConfigItem
which is aList
type that is always converted to an array usingtoArray
can be changed to just be an array type instead.
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- Created 4 years ago
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- Comments:13 (12 by maintainers)
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Go ahead. I’d recommend fixing just one problem per PR at a time; that will make it more likely to get merged quickly and hopefully avoid the troubles that the previous contributor encountered.
Hi @dmlloyd, @machi1990, for third task I prepared a PR, could you please check? https://github.com/quarkusio/quarkus/pull/10440