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forbidden-apis reviews and mentions
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Stop Using Utcnow and Utcfromtimestamp
> All this stuff would be a lot easier if timezones always had to be stated explicitly.
On Java, you can use the forbidden-apis build plugin (https://github.com/policeman-tools/forbidden-apis) to fail the build whenever a timezone or locale or charset is not specified explicitly (it forbids the methods from the Java API which use an implicit timezone/locale/charset). I don't know whether there's something similar for Python; it might be harder because Python is much more dynamic (though it might be possible to use monkeypatching to warn whenever the bad methods are used).
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Decluttering Google Guava
Is https://github.com/policeman-tools/forbidden-apis something that might help you in the interim?
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What are some useful static analyzers for Java?
Besides the classic pmd/stopbugs/jacoco/owasp, a favorite of mine is forbidden-apis.
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Retrofit Java
Regarding the "deleting them if not necessary any or are deprecated or do not make sense anymore ", something you can use today is this nice maven plugin:forbidden-apis.
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policeman-tools/forbidden-apis is an open source project licensed under Apache License 2.0 which is an OSI approved license.
The primary programming language of forbidden-apis is Java.
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