Delete redundant code following build-logic removal #301
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Summary of Changes
Hello! Gemini here, providing a summary of this pull request by @Daiji256. This PR aims to clean up the codebase by removing code that became redundant after the build-logic module was removed in a previous change (linked in the description). Specifically, it removes a conditional check in the Spotless initialization script that was previously used to skip running Spotless on the now-removed build-logic root project.
Highlights
- Code Cleanup: Removes code that is no longer necessary following the deletion of the
build-logicmodule. - Spotless Configuration Simplification: Simplifies the Spotless initialization script by removing a conditional check that was specific to the
build-logicmodule.
Changelog
- gradle/spotless-init.gradle.kts
- Removed the
if (this.name != "Platform Samples")condition and thereturn@rootProjectstatement (lines 32-35) which previously prevented Spotless from being applied to root projects other than "Platform Samples", specifically targeting the now-removedbuild-logicmodule.
- Removed the
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Old code removed,
Build logic module gone,
Spotless runs free.
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Code Review
This pull request effectively removes redundant code from gradle/spotless-init.gradle.kts following the removal of the build-logic module. The deleted conditional block was specifically in place to prevent Spotless from running on the build-logic project, which is no longer relevant. This change simplifies the build script and improves maintainability by removing dead code. Excellent cleanup work!
Summary of Findings
- Code Simplification and Cleanup: The removal of the conditional check for
build-logicingradle/spotless-init.gradle.ktsis a positive change. It simplifies the script and removes code that became obsolete after thebuild-logicmodule was deleted. This enhances code clarity and maintainability.
Merge Readiness
The changes in this pull request are straightforward and correctly address the redundancy created by the removal of the build-logic module. The code is cleaner and more maintainable as a result. I believe this PR is in good shape and ready to be merged. As an AI, I am not authorized to approve pull requests, so please ensure it undergoes the standard review and approval process by the maintainers.
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This pull request deletes the code that has become redundant following the removal of the build-logic module.
Related Pull Request: #275