feat: Add fluent-style setters for HikariConfig class #2324
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…n jar back in the day. It was causing .class files to be included in the sources jar. (brettwooldridge#2315)
…on chaining This commit introduces fluent-style setters to the HikariConfig class, allowing for a more readable and concise configuration setup. The new setters enable chaining multiple properties without repeating the variable name, enhancing the overall developer experience. Closes brettwooldridge#2318
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There is no way to do this in a backwards compatible way. In Java, the return type is not part of the method signature. Therefore, these two methods cannot coexist: |
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Fixes #2318
Summary
This PR introduces fluent-style setters to the HikariConfig class, allowing for a more readable and concise configuration setup. The new setters enable chaining multiple properties without repeating the variable name, enhancing the overall developer experience.
Testing
Ran all unit tests using
./mvn testand verified the log no longer appears.Please review and let me know if any changes are needed.