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The PR increases code duplication by adding another hard-coded greeting string across four different language implementations without introducing any shared data source.
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Maintenance burden is increased as any future greeting changes will require manual edits to multiple files across different programming languages.
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The current approach lacks a centralized configuration or data store that would allow greeting management from a single location.
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Consistency between implementations is entirely dependent on careful manual editing rather than a systematic approach.
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We now have yet another hard-coded println in this file, which mirrors similar manual lists in the other language examples. As this greeting list grows, every addition requires touching many lines (and files), which is easy to forget or keep inconsistent. Could we switch to iterating over a collection (e.g., an array of greeting targets) so additions are data-driven and keep the various implementations in sync?
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Repository: mesa-dot-dev/agentblame-sandbox#10
File: java/Hello.java#L5
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We now have yet another hard-coded `println` in this file, which mirrors similar manual lists in the other language examples. As this greeting list grows, every addition requires touching many lines (and files), which is easy to forget or keep inconsistent. Could we switch to iterating over a collection (e.g., an array of greeting targets) so additions are data-driven and keep the various implementations in sync?
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