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[austere bone]

this is sort of a git question, but my code is java

public class IslandCreator {

    public void create(Player player) {
        // TODO: Implement later
    }

    public Location nextIslandLoaction() {
       // This is implemented & complete
    }

do you guys ever commit empty methods with a comment to implement later because the rest of your code isn't ready yet? i don't have other classes implemented that this class will use yet so my create method can't be implemented until some other parts of my project are done

[runic furnace]

<@&987246399047479336> please have a look, thanks.

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This is sort of a git question, but my code is java ``` public class IslandCreator { public void create(Player player) { // TODO: Implement later } public Location nextIslandLoaction() { // This is implemented & complete }

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[scarlet bear]

Put a throw in them, you do not want to forget them.

[fossil grove]

yeah

[austere bone]

will use the apache NotImplementedException

[fossil grove]

throw new UnsupportedOperationException("unimplemented")

only pull in apache stuff if you already have apache stuff for something

[austere bone]

apache is a transitive dependency of something. UnsupportedOperationException is part of java right? so i'll use that instead

[fossil grove]

yeah

vavr also has API.TODO()

lots of libraries throw in their thing

if you were already using vavr theres no downside, but if you aren't its strange to add a dep for something that is definitionally temp

same thing with apache

if you are using it thats okay

[austere bone]

in general should your commits be buildable? like when i run ./gradlew build for any commit ideally it should succeed? sometimes i run the build command, but sometimes i just commit my code

[fossil grove]

your PRs should be

but commits, eh

up to you

its just a checkpoint