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[DROOLS-7527] Alyways use AbstractTuple instead of Tuple (Fix the secondary super cache problem in Drools) #5447
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Even if understandable, being the main point of this pull request, as discussed I find a bit unfortunate that now Tuple
has to depend on AbstractTuple
. The solution would be to totally remove this not really useful interface and rename AbstractTuple
into Tuple
, keeping it an abstract class, but I agree that this refactor could be implemented with a subsequent separated pull request.
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… the secondary super cache problem in Drools) (apache#5447)" This reverts commit f83ff41
…ondary super cache problem in Drools) (apache#5447) * First commit removing Tuple for AbstractTuple as next * Cast to AbstractTuple in the FromNode (cherry picked from commit f83ff41)
This one is less "clean" than (https://github.com/kiegroup/drools/pull/5443) as
AbstractTuple
is only used in next (and in previous it's stilleTuple
). Also theTuple
interface is too spread to be removed entirely.Alyways use AbstractTuple instead of Tuple (Fix the secondary super cache problem in Drools)
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