ARROW-XXXX: [Java] Make StructVector.reallocValidityBuffer protected #12
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Changes the access modifier of `reallocValidityBuffer` from package-private to protected. This allows subclasses to reallocate the validity buffer independently of the struct elements. Previously, expanding the validity buffer required a full vector reallocation, which could cause an `OversizedAllocationException` if the child data vectors were already near their capacity.
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ARROW-XXXX: [Java] Make StructVector.reallocValidityBuffer protected
Changes the access modifier of
reallocValidityBufferfrom package-private to protected.This allows subclasses to reallocate the validity buffer independently of the struct elements. Previously,
expanding the validity buffer required a full vector reallocation, which could cause an
OversizedAllocationExceptionif the child data vectors were already near their capacity.