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* Obsolete, use {@link #addFileSet(FileSet)}.
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- * You can use "inline" of this method in your
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- * IDE to get the proper implementation for this release.
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* @deprecated Will go away in next major version
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@@ -87,8 +85,6 @@ void addDirectory( @Nonnull File directory )
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/**
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* Obsolete, use {@link #addFileSet(FileSet)}.
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* @deprecated Will go away in next major version
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@@ -98,8 +94,6 @@ void addDirectory( @Nonnull File directory, String prefix )
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/**
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* Obsolete, use {@link #addFileSet(FileSet)}.
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@@ -109,8 +103,6 @@ void addDirectory( @Nonnull File directory, String[] includes, String[] excludes
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/**
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* Obsolete, use {@link #addFileSet(FileSet)}.
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@@ -122,7 +114,7 @@ void addDirectory( @Nonnull File directory, String prefix, String[] includes, St
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* Adds the given file set to the archive. This method is basically obsoleting {@link #addDirectory(File)},
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* {@link #addDirectory(File, String)}, {@link #addDirectory(File, String[], String[])}, and
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* {@link #addDirectory(File, String, String[], String[])}. However, as these methods are in widespread use, they
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- * cannot easily be made deprecated.
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+ * cannot easily be deprecated.
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* @throws ArchiverException
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* Obsolete, use {@link #addArchivedFileSet(ArchivedFileSet)}.
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@@ -190,7 +174,7 @@ void addArchivedFileSet( @Nonnull File archiveFile, String prefix, String[] incl
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* Adds the given archive file set to the archive. This method is basically obsoleting
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* {@link #addArchivedFileSet(File)}, {@link #addArchivedFileSet(File, String[], String[])}, and
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* {@link #addArchivedFileSet(File, String, String[], String[])}. However, as these methods are in widespread use,
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+ * they cannot easily be deprecated.
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* Stream transformers are supported on this method
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* Adds the given archive file set to the archive. This method is basically obsoleting
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* @param charset the encoding to use, particularly useful to specific non-standard filename encodings
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@@ -314,7 +298,7 @@ ResourceIterator getResources()
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* uptodate checks.
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* </p>
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- * @return True, if the target archive should always be created; false otherwise
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+ * @return true if the target archive should always be created; false otherwise
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* </p>
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* Returns, whether the archive supports uptodate checks. If so, you may set {@link #setForced(boolean)} to true.
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