Correctly lowercase lvt #36
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Codebook uses toLowerCase for fully upper-cased type names like UUID. The call uses the default locale, which might incorrectly map characters like 'I' to lowercase versions that are not 'i'. This prevents further patching of the mache sources. Correctly specify the ROOT locale instead, making the logic independent from the JVM default locale.
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Yea that is the only usage of String#toLowerCase or String#toUpperCase in the project. |
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Codebook uses toLowerCase for fully upper-cased type names like UUID.
The call uses the default locale, which might incorrectly map characters
like 'I' to lowercase versions that are not 'i'.
This prevents further patching of the mache sources.
Correctly specify the ROOT locale instead, making the logic independent
from the JVM default locale.