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Use FileUtils.copy #287
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Untested! This assumes we have `compileSdkVersion 29` or higher. This copy method might be faster, or if noting else, less own code to maintain. I found this since the code scanner warned of potential memory leak (unclosed file descriptors) if copying fails. If using FileUtils won't work, we should add a `finally` block that ensures the Streams get closed and garbage collected.
Thanks for the pull request, I'll get back to you about this once I've tested it. |
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Not sure what FileUtils
is referring to, I assume import org.apache.commons.io.FileUtils
?
Apache Commons IO is currently not a dependency of the Java project, but could be added.
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FileUtils.copy(new FileInputStream(source), new FileOutputStream(destination)); |
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- FileUtils.copy(new FileInputStream(source), new FileOutputStream(destination));
+ FileUtils.copy(new FileInputStream(sourceLocation), new FileOutputStream(targetLocation));
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Untested!
This assumes we have
compileSdkVersion 29
or higher. This copy method might be faster, or if noting else, less own code to maintain.I found this since the code scanner warned of potential memory leak (unclosed file descriptors) if copying fails. If using FileUtils won't work, we should add a
finally
block that ensures the Streams get closed and garbage collected.