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Followup Allow custom DynamoDB mapper with AttributeTransformer #108
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In some use cases it is required to pass in all three parameters into `DynamoDBTemplate` - therefore made the internal constructor public (that was used by all other constructors anyway) Also passing in a combination of `null`/non-`null` parameters could lead to NPEs down the road - ie. by calling `getOverrideTableName`. The constructor now initalizes all fields with non-`null` objects and does not relay on AWS constructors to pick some proper default configs.
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In some use cases it is required to pass in all three parameters into `DynamoDBTemplate` - therefore made the internal constructor public (that was used by all other constructors anyway) Also passing in a combination of `null`/non-`null` parameters could lead to NPEs down the road - ie. by calling `getOverrideTableName`. The constructor now initalizes all fields with non-`null` objects and does not relay on AWS constructors to pick some proper default configs.
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In some use cases it is required to pass in all three parameters into `DynamoDBTemplate` - therefore made the internal constructor public (that was used by all other constructors anyway) Also passing in a combination of `null`/non-`null` parameters could lead to NPEs down the road - ie. by calling `getOverrideTableName`. The constructor now initalizes all fields with non-`null` objects and does not relay on AWS constructors to pick some proper default configs.
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In some use cases it is required to pass in all three parameters into `DynamoDBTemplate` - therefore made the internal constructor public (that was used by all other constructors anyway) Also passing in a combination of `null`/non-`null` parameters could lead to NPEs down the road - ie. by calling `getOverrideTableName`. The constructor now initalizes all fields with non-`null` objects and does not relay on AWS constructors to pick some proper default configs.
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Issue #108: Opened constructor and fixed NPE In some use cases it is required to pass in all three parameters into `DynamoDBTemplate` - therefore made the internal constructor public (that was used by all other constructors anyway) Also passing in a combination of `null`/non-`null` parameters could lead to NPEs down the road - ie. by calling `getOverrideTableName`. The constructor now initalizes all fields with non-`null` objects and does not relay on AWS constructors to pick some proper default configs.
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In some use cases it is required to pass in all three parameters into `DynamoDBTemplate` - therefore made the internal constructor public (that was used by all other constructors anyway) Also passing in a combination of `null`/non-`null` parameters could lead to NPEs down the road - ie. by calling `getOverrideTableName`. The constructor now initalizes all fields with non-`null` objects and does not relay on AWS constructors to pick some proper default configs.
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In some use cases it is required to pass in all three parameters into `DynamoDBTemplate` - therefore made the internal constructor public (that was used by all other constructors anyway) Also passing in a combination of `null`/non-`null` parameters could lead to NPEs down the road - ie. by calling `getOverrideTableName`. The constructor now initalizes all fields with non-`null` objects and does not relay on AWS constructors to pick some proper default configs.
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Issue #108: Opened constructor and fixed NPE In some use cases it is required to pass in all three parameters into `DynamoDBTemplate` - therefore made the internal constructor public (that was used by all other constructors anyway) Also passing in a combination of `null`/non-`null` parameters could lead to NPEs down the road - ie. by calling `getOverrideTableName`. The constructor now initalizes all fields with non-`null` objects and does not relay on AWS constructors to pick some proper default configs.
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This is a followup to #91 to capture the discussion in #105 from @gauravbrills:
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