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Using custom IntelliJ inspections, prohibit types like List<Integer>, ArrayList<Integer>, ImmutableList<Integer>, Set<Integer>, HashSet<Integer>, ImmutableSet<Integer>, same with other boxed primitive types, same with Maps, HashMaps and ImmutableMaps with primitives in either key or value position. Fastutil should be used instead.
When concurrency is needed, ConcurrentMap and ConcurrentHashMap types should be used, so there is no conflict.
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Using custom IntelliJ inspections, prohibit types like
List<Integer>
,ArrayList<Integer>
,ImmutableList<Integer>
,Set<Integer>
,HashSet<Integer>
,ImmutableSet<Integer>
, same with other boxed primitive types, same with Maps, HashMaps and ImmutableMaps with primitives in either key or value position. Fastutil should be used instead.When concurrency is needed,
ConcurrentMap
andConcurrentHashMap
types should be used, so there is no conflict.Currently this task is blocked by FasterXML/jackson-datatypes-collections#38.
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