4.x: Replace deprecated method Scheduling.fixedRateBuilder() on Scheduling.fixedRate() #9098
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@barchetta Can it be merged? Please :) One check |
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Description
I've found, that the deprecated method
Scheduling.fixedRateBuilder()is used in the code. The method was marked as deprecated in this commit.It can be replaced on
Scheduling.fixedRate()There are some tests for
Scheduling.fixedRateBuilder(), but I didn't touch them. Should I do it?