Fix the initialization order in GenericScheduledExecutorService #3588
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The static `GenericScheduledExecutorService.None` should be initialized before creating any GenericScheduledExecutorService instance.
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The situation can't happen because class initialization locks out callers. Otherwise, the cleanup never hurts. 👍 |
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Fix the initialization order in GenericScheduledExecutorService
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The static
GenericScheduledExecutorService.Noneshould be initialized before creating any GenericScheduledExecutorService instance. Although the previous codes happen to work, it's sill worth to fix it.