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This commit enhances the readability and performance of the CollectorAgent.java file. It primarily breaks down larger methods into smaller, manageable functions. Using the Java 8 Stream API, the getClassesAllowed() method is updated to streamline the addition of classes. The functionality remains intact, but the code is cleaner and performance may be improved by streamlining operations. Also, the logic of bytecode manipulation is separated into distinct methods each with a single responsibility, enhancing the readability and maintainability of the code.
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This commit enhances the readability and performance of the CollectorAgent.java file. It primarily breaks down larger methods into smaller, manageable functions. Using the Java 8 Stream API, the getClassesAllowed() method is updated to streamline the addition of classes. The functionality remains intact, but the code is cleaner and performance may be improved by streamlining operations.
Also, the logic of bytecode manipulation is separated into distinct methods each with a single responsibility, enhancing the readability and maintainability of the code.
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