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[GitHub] kpm1985 commented on issue #1039: FLUO-1038 Use try with resources for streams in FluoAdminImpl

kpm1985 commented on issue #1039: FLUO-1038 Use try with resources for streams in FluoAdminImpl
URL: https://github.com/apache/fluo/pull/1039#issuecomment-396398261
 
 
   Thank you, I will avoid duplication.
   
   As you noted behavior is a rollover from jira based projects (Nutch/Log4J2)
   and I apologise and thank you.
   
    In Jira you get complained for NOT filing an issue first, I will adapt for
   our awesome project.
   
   
   
   On Mon, Jun 11, 2018, 2:34 PM Christopher Tubbs <no...@github.com>
   wrote:
   
   > @kpm1985 <https://github.com/kpm1985> If you reference GitHub issues as
   > "Fix #1038 <https://github.com/apache/fluo/issues/1038>" instead of
   > "FLUO-1038" in your commit message, it will auto-close the referenced issue
   > once the PR is merged. The PROJECT-#### format isn't *wrong*, but it is
   > more typical for projects using JIRA, which this project does not.
   >
   > Also, there is no need to create an issue *and* a PR if you are
   > submitting them at (or near) the same time. Since PRs *are* issues, the
   > PR will suffice. Typically, an issue is created first, only if the work is
   > not submitted immediately and a placeholder is needed, or if it warrants
   > discussion prior to starting the work, or if it's an umbrella issue
   > covering several subsequent smaller issues/PRs.
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