[chore][test] Check LineLength only for Java files #17168
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codelipenghui
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RobertIndie
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/pulsarbot run-failure-checks |
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cc @eolivelli @codelipenghui @RobertIndie I hope this patch is ready for merge now. |
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When I prototyping #17062 I met the issue that a text file can contain properties very long and that's proper.
Instead of suppressing them file by file, I think the original purpose we turn on LineLength is for checking Java files. So I propose this change.
doc-not-neededcc @eolivelli @lhotari @Shoothzj @RobertIndie