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[GitHub] [commons-lang] verhas edited a comment on issue #461: Lang 1491

verhas edited a comment on issue #461: Lang 1491
URL: https://github.com/apache/commons-lang/pull/461#issuecomment-538730441
 
 
   >So I think it doesn't require us to remove them (i.e. everything will keep working),
   
   Somehow I have the strange feeling that you did not get the notion of the whole pull request. 
   
   It is not a new feature. This is not a bug fix.
   
   ## This is code cleanup.
   
   Code cleanup means to delete/modify outdated or originally wrong structures in the code so that the code becomes more readable and thus more maintainable. By the nature of code cleanup (also called refactoring), the functionality does not change, without it, everything will keep working.
   
   Do you really suggest that the project does not ever need any code cleanup? All your reasonings can be used against any code cleanup. Or, perhaps, you have some specific reason against this actual clean-up that you have not put forth so far?
   
   

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