chore: format

Author: texastony

examples/src/main/java/com/amazonaws/examples/EncryptionContextOverridesWithDynamoDBMapper.java

@@ -46,7 +46,8 @@
  * "partition_attribute" for Strings and a sort (range) key named "sort_attribute" for numbers.
  */
 public class EncryptionContextOverridesWithDynamoDBMapper {
-  public static final String ORIGINAL_TABLE_NAME_TO_OVERRIDE = "ExampleTableForEncryptionContextOverrides";
+  public static final String ORIGINAL_TABLE_NAME_TO_OVERRIDE =
+      "ExampleTableForEncryptionContextOverrides";
   public static final String PARTITION_ATTRIBUTE = "partition_attribute";
   public static final String SORT_ATTRIBUTE = "sort_attribute";
 

sdk1/src/main/java/com/amazonaws/services/dynamodbv2/datamodeling/encryption/utils/EncryptionContextOperators.java

@@ -25,20 +25,18 @@ public class EncryptionContextOperators {
   private EncryptionContextOperators() {}
 
   /**
-   * An operator for overriding EncryptionContext's table name for a specific DynamoDBEncryptor.
-   * If any table names or the encryption context is null, it returns the original EncryptionContext.
+   * An operator for overriding EncryptionContext's table name for a specific DynamoDBEncryptor. If
+   * any table names or the encryption context is null, it returns the original EncryptionContext.
    *
-   * The client automatically adds the current table name to the encryption context
-   * so it's bound to the ciphertext. 
-   * Use this method when the encryption context of encrypted table items includes a different table name,
-   * such as when a table is backed up, or table items are moved/copied to a different table.
-   * If you don't override the name of the current table
-   * with the table name in the encryption context, decrypt fails. 
-   * This override affects the encryption context of all table items,
-   * including newly encrypted items.  
+   * <p>The client automatically adds the current table name to the encryption context so it's bound
+   * to the ciphertext. Use this method when the encryption context of encrypted table items
+   * includes a different table name, such as when a table is backed up, or table items are
+   * moved/copied to a different table. If you don't override the name of the current table with the
+   * table name in the encryption context, decrypt fails. This override affects the encryption
+   * context of all table items, including newly encrypted items.
    *
    * @param originalTableName Use this table name in the encryption context
-   * @param currentTableName Override this table name in the encryption context  
+   * @param currentTableName Override this table name in the encryption context
    * @return A UnaryOperator that produces a new EncryptionContext with the supplied table name
    */
   public static UnaryOperator<EncryptionContext> overrideEncryptionContextTableName(
@@ -51,7 +49,9 @@ public static UnaryOperator<EncryptionContext> overrideEncryptionContextTableNam
         return encryptionContext;
       }
       if (originalTableName.equals(encryptionContext.getTableName())) {
-        return new EncryptionContext.Builder(encryptionContext).withTableName(currentTableName).build();
+        return new EncryptionContext.Builder(encryptionContext)
+            .withTableName(currentTableName)
+            .build();
       } else {
         return encryptionContext;
       }