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[GitHub] [commons-lang] verhas commented on issue #461: Lang 1491

verhas commented on issue #461: Lang 1491
URL: https://github.com/apache/commons-lang/pull/461#issuecomment-538670127
 
 
   Why doesn't the project has a unique and generally followed style-guide that governs questions like this.
   
   You say that "if future PR's have tests that omit or use `private` modifier, I'm all good for that. Just don't think we need to change every test we have had."
   
   My other pull request was refused because I omitted the `public` keyword from the `@Test` method. I was told that this was not consistent.
   
   So you (plural), core team members are not on the same page. Whenever I create a pull request should I bend the style to fit the needs of the specific reviewer?
   
   I made this pull request to make it consistent and also to eliminate the `public` keywords, which in my view are essentially noise in this case.

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