Fix TODO: Remove unused okio dependency from agent-tooling #4401
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This PR addresses a TODO comment in
agent/agent-tooling/build.gradle.ktsby removing the unusedokiodependency that was no longer needed by the tests.Problem
The build file contained a TODO comment indicating that the okio dependency was no longer necessary:
A comprehensive search of the codebase confirmed that no Java files in the agent-tooling module were importing or using any okio classes (such as
okio.Buffer,okio.Source,okio.Sink, etc.).Solution
testImplementation("com.squareup.okio:okio:3.15.0")dependencytestImplementation("org.jetbrains:annotations:13.0")The JetBrains annotations dependency was necessary because some test files use
@NotNullannotations fromorg.jetbrains.annotations.NotNull, which were previously available transitively through okio's Kotlin standard library dependency.Testing
./gradlew :agent:agent-tooling:compileTestJavasucceedsTelemetryProcessorMaskingTestandProfilingInitializerTestto ensure functionality is preservedThis change reduces the dependency footprint while maintaining all existing functionality.
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