OverwritingInputMerger.java

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package androidx.work;

import androidx.annotation.NonNull;

import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;

/**
 * An {@link InputMerger} that attempts to add all keys from all inputs to the output.  In case of a
 * conflict, this class will overwrite the previously-set key.  Because there is no defined order
 * for inputs, this implementation is best suited for cases where conflicts will not happen, or
 * where overwriting is a valid strategy to deal with them.
 */

public final class OverwritingInputMerger extends InputMerger {

    @Override
    public @NonNull Data merge(@NonNull List<Data> inputs) {
        Data.Builder output = new Data.Builder();
        Map<String, Object> mergedValues = new HashMap<>();

        for (Data input : inputs) {
            mergedValues.putAll(input.getKeyValueMap());
        }

        output.putAll(mergedValues);
        return output.build();
    }
}