I'm writing a code-gen tool to generate backend wiring code for Spring-boot applications using Spring-Data-Jpa and it's mildly annoying me that the methods in the CrudRepository return Iterable rather than List, as iterable doesn't provide quite enough functionality, but List does, so I'm looking for the best way to convert the iterable into a list.
I saw this post on changing an iterable to a collection and I was wondering, rather than using a library like Guava or implementing my own function to do the conversion, why not just cast it to List? Is there something wrong with doing that that I don't know about?
Edit:
I ask because since it's a code-gen tool it's not reasonable to make it generate code that introduces dependencies on 3rd party libraries, and writing my own function to do the conversion also isn't really reasonable because it would have to live somewhere and I'd rather not have that in the generated code. A simple cast will work, if a little ugly, but just wondered if there's something I'm missing?
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