Summary

Remove the old java.lang.ScopedValue "convenience methods" runWhere and callWhere, leaving only the "fluent" API.

Problem

There are currently two ways to bind a scoped value:

ScopedValue.runWhere(aScopedValue, aValue, aRunnable);

and

ScopedValue.where(aScopedValue, aValue).run(aRunnable);

The latter has the advantage that it can be chained;

ScopedValue.where(aScopedValue, aValue).where(anotherScopedValue, anotherValue).run(aRunnable);

We can make the ScopedValue API smaller and simpler, as well as making code using scoped values easier to read, by only retaining the latter of the two ways to do it.

Solution

Remove ScopedValue.runWhere(ScopedValue, Object, Runnable) and ScopedValue.callWhere(ScopedValue, Object, CallableOp).

Specification

See the attached apidiff.