Standardize on sneakyThrow
for "impossible" checked exceptions.
#7579
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Standardize on
sneakyThrow
for "impossible" checked exceptions.This makes our code behave the same for sneaky checked exceptions that occur when our implementations use reflection as for those that occur when our implementations use direct calls.
This shouldn't matter for any of the code that I'm migrating to
sneakyThrow
in this CL, but there are other cases in which it could matter, and we're probably best off standardizing on one approach, just as we've done for catching sneaky checked exceptions.Plus, pull each package's
sneakyThrow
out into its own top-level class for reuse.Also, sneak in a few other tiny cleanups:
@GwtCompatible
in Truth, so remove it fromJ2ktIncompatible
.Primitives.wrap
to produce a better error message forisIntanceOf(primitiveType)
.RELNOTES=n/a