remove App{Archive,ArchiveConfig,Deployment}, rename AppArchiveBuilder and ContextBuilder #506
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This is just a first round of improvements I have in mind. More will follow for sure. Since @graemerocher started improving the language model part, I started looking at the actual extension API, so that we don't clash (hopefully :-) ). |
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| * Registers custom context as configured by the returned {@link ContextConfig}. | ||
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At this point, maybe we should just have addContext(Class<? extends AlterableContext>) (which is the only mandatory part) and leave ContextConfig purely for the optional stuff?
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…r and ContextBuilder The `AppArchive`, `AppArchiveConfig` and `AppDeployment` types were redundant. Moreover, they looked like they can access whole world, which prevents certain kinds of implementations. (Some effort was made to design the API in these types so that whole world access is not necessary, but it's a leaky abstraction.) For those reasons, these types are removed altogether. The `AppArchiveBuilder` type is renamed to `ScannedClasses`, which is more descriptive (and shorter). The `addSubtypesOf` method is removed, because it can't be implemented in certain environments (notably, Portable Extensions). The `ContextBuilder` type is renamed to `ContextConfig`, because it isn't really used in the usual builder way and is quite close to the other existing `*Config` types. Additionally, some documentation is improved, especially for types in the `@Discovery` phase.
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Great this makes life much simpler. You working the AnnotationBuilder PR now? |
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I do, yes. Should be up shortly -- I have to resist the urge to change too many things at once :-) |
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The
AppArchive,AppArchiveConfigandAppDeploymenttypeswere redundant. Moreover, they looked like they can access whole
world, which prevents certain kinds of implementations. (Some
effort was made to design the API in these types so that whole
world access is not necessary, but it's a leaky abstraction.)
For those reasons, these types are removed altogether.
The
AppArchiveBuildertype is renamed toScannedClasses,which is more descriptive (and shorter). The
addSubtypesOfmethod is removed, because it can't be implemented in certain
environments (notably, Portable Extensions).
The
ContextBuildertype is renamed toContextConfig, becauseit isn't really used in the usual builder way and is quite close
to the other existing
*Configtypes.Additionally, some documentation is improved, especially for
types in the
@Discoveryphase.