Fix AddTimeUnitArgument crash on arithmetic argument expressions#139
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Rebuilding the entire argument list through a #{any()} JavaTemplate
re-parsed the original argument, which misplaced the __TEMPLATE_STOP__
boundary for binary/arithmetic expressions (e.g. 60 * 1000) and produced
unparseable Java. Instead, append the TimeUnit argument to the existing
argument LST and extend the method type so the original expression is
never re-parsed.
Fixes #138
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Problem
AddTimeUnitArgument(invoked byUpgradeApacheHttpClient_5_TimeUnit) throwsIllegalArgumentException: Could not parse as Javawhen the timeout argument is a binary/arithmetic expression such as60 * 1000:Plain integer literals and variables were handled fine — only binary expressions crashed.
Root cause
The recipe rebuilt the whole argument list through a
contextSensitive()JavaTemplateof the form#{any()}, TimeUnit.#{}withreplaceArguments(). Re-parsing the original argument inside the synthetic template stub placed the__TEMPLATE_STOP__boundary incorrectly for binary expressions, producing unparseable Java.Fix
Append the
TimeUnitargument to the existing argument LST instead of re-templating all arguments via#{any()}. The original expression is never re-parsed. The invocation's method type is extended with the newTimeUnitparameter so the recipe stays idempotent (the matcher no longer matches after the argument is added).Tests
Added
arithmeticTimeoutArgumentreproducing the reported crash; all existingAddTimeUnitArgumentTestand httpclient5 tests still pass.